Compose a lead-in for all quotations.

Claim 1:Evidence:Evidence:Claim 2:Evidence:Evidence:V: Conclusion: Restate your thesis. Give closure to your essay. Writing the Paper TipsIntroduction-Lead or hook to grab the reader’s attention-TAG (Title, Author, Genre) and minimal plot summary. Please note that the genre is a play. Please spell the author’s name correctly (William Shakespeare).-Thesis Statement. One sentence.Body Paragraphs (minimum 5 paragraphs)-Topic sentences (claim) in each body paragraph that express ideas in support of your thesis.-Evidence from the text that supports your topic sentence (2 textual evidence per paragraph)-Commentary or explanations of the significance of your evidenceConclusion-Summary of your main points-Restate your thesis-Brief considerations of related questions, such as:How does a major theme of the play relate to the causes of the characters’ deaths?What lesson can be learned from the character’s fates?What was Shakespeare trying to tell us about life through this story?Other Parameters: 1. Introduce each quote by providing a context (speaker and situation).2. Cite each quote. 3. Provide transitions between sentences and paragraphs.4. Avoid using pronouns. Instead use; some, many, few, people, one, no one, in general… etc.5. ****Use active voice****Reminders:•Direct quotes must be properly formatted and cited. Failing to adequately quote and cite material is a form of plagiarism and can have dire consequences, depending on the guidelines of your instructor and school.•Compose a lead-in for all quotations. A lead-in is a short explanation of the quote and who is saying it.