Q: The introduction is comprised of three parts: the hook, the main points, and the thesis statement. The first part, the hook, should be a way to draw your readers in and to have them read the rest of your essay. The hook should relate to your main point and should get your readers engaged so that they want to keep reading. Here are some examples of hooks: The rhetorical question. Asking a question that helps draw the readers into the central debate you're discussing can help get their attention. For example, an essay that supports gay marriage can start with the question, "Shouldn't any person be able to marry the person he loves?" A shocking statement or statistic. Starting with a shocking statement or statistic relevant to your topic can help get the reader's attention. For example, if you're writing an essay about depression among college students, you can start with a (research-based) statement like, "Over 10% of college students are currently suffering from depression." An anecdote. Starting with a short anecdote relevant to your thesis can help draw your readers in. For example, if you were writing an essay about the difficulty of being a single mother, you could start by saying, "Jane was struggling to make ends meet while trying to take care of her son, Randy." Once you've hooked your readers with a strong statement, it's time to spend at least one sentence or two describing each main point, so that your readers know what to expect. For example, if you're writing an essay with the following thesis statement: "The Great Gatsby's three central themes are loneliness, the corruption of wealth, and the loss of great love," then you should spend one sentence describing the loneliness in the novel, one sentence describing the corruption, and another statement describing the loss of great love. Once you've hooked your readers and stated your main points, all you have to do is state your thesis. It tends to work best as the last sentence in the introductory paragraph, though sometimes the essay can be successful if you place the thesis earlier in the introduction. The introductory paragraph and the thesis should work like a road map to the rest of the essay, so that the reader knows what to expect in the rest of the paper. To recap, a successful start to a college essay, or an introductory paragraph, should include the following: A "hook" to get the reader's attention A brief discussion of the main points that will be covered in the body of the essay The thesis statement
A: Hook your readers. State your main points. State your thesis.

Article: When you have all of your material and fusing cut out, you will need to draw two parallel lines on one piece of your fusing. The lines should be the desired width of your pocket opening. Use a ruler to make these lines. For example, if you want to have a 4 inch (10 cm) pocket opening, then draw two parallel 4 inch (10 cm) lines on the fusing. Space the lines so they are about inch (1.3 cm) apart. Pin the fusing strips onto the wrong sides of the fabric at the location where you want the pocket opening to be. Make sure that you pin the fusing to the same spot on both pieces of fabric so that they will line up when you stack them. Next, lay the fabric with the piece of fusing with no lines drawn on it so that the fusing is facing down. Then, lay the other piece of fabric with the lined fusing pinned to it so that the fusing is facing up. Remember to line up the fusing strips! They need to be as even as possible. Identify where on your sewing project you want the welt pocket to be. Then, pin the rectangleslined fusing side uponto your project. If you just want to make a welt pocket for practice first, then follow the process without pinning your rectangles to a sewing project. You could always sew the pocket into a project later on if you prefer. When the fusing is all lined up, use a straight stitch to sew across each of the two parallel lines that you drew on the top piece of fusing. Sew through both pieces of fusing and all layers of fabric. Only sew across the lines for now. Do not go beyond the lines or sew in the areas between the lines. When you have finished sewing the lines, remove the fabric from the sewing machine and snip the excess threads. Then, you will need to cut down the middle of the two lines. However, do not start right where the lines start. Begin cutting about inch (1.3 cm) into the lines and stop cutting about inch (1.3 cm) from the end of the lines. Then, cut a diagonal line to the end of each of the lines on both sides. The diagonal lines at the ends will make it easier to fold the material under and create the pocket opening.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Draw two parallel lines on one piece of fusing. Pin one piece of the fusing to each piece of fabric. Stack the two pieces of fabric so that the fusing is facing out. Pin the rectangles to the right side of your sewing project. Sew across each of the two lines that you drew. Cut a slit down the middle of the two lines.

Problem: Article: This phone-shaped app should be on your Android's Home Screen. It's in the top-right corner of the Phone screen. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. This option is at the bottom of the drop-down menu. It's below the "CALL SETTINGS" heading near the middle of the screen. Tap the text field below the "Add phone number" heading, then type in the number you want to block. Alternatively, you can also tap Recent or Contacts below this "Add Phone number" heading. Tap a number in your recent or contacts list, and tap Done. This button is to the right of the phone number you just added. Doing so will add the number to your phone's block list. You should no longer receive calls from the blocked number. To take a phone number off the block list, tap to the right of any number on the list.
Summary: Open your Android's Phone app . Tap . Tap Settings. Tap Block numbers. Enter a number you want to block. Tap +.

Q: These are usually made out of wood, and consist of two horizontal bars that pull together. They are ideal for suit pants. The hand pockets should be on the inside, and the seat of the pants should be on the outside. Grip the hook part of the hanger and pull it towards you. The two horizontal bars should open up. You will be hanging these pants by the cuffs. You don't want to hang these pants by the waistband when using this type of hanger. This is because bulky things, such as buttons and zippers, get in the way. They prevent the hanger from closing together all the way. Push the hook part back down towards the hanger and away from you.
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Get a clamping pants hanger. Fold the pants in half vertically. Open the hanger. Place the cuffs between the bars. Close the hanger and place it in your closet.