What is the point of the paragraph on the previous page? There are three kinds o

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What is the point of the paragraph on the previous page? There are three kinds of in school What are the three specific details that Carla has provided to back up her point? To hurt and humiliate others The above paragraph, like many effective paragraph, starts by a main idea, or point. In this case, the clear point is that there are kinds of bullies in schools, An effective paragraph must not only make a point but also support it. with specific evidence - reasons, examples, and other details. Such specifics help prove to readers that the point is a reasonable one. Even if readers do not agree with the writer, at least they have the writer's evidence in forest of them. readers are like:they want to see the evidence for themselves so that can make their own judgments.

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Answer:

Following are the Introductory paragraph which expresses the central point of the essay

There are three forms of bullying in schools: physical, verbal, and social

The supporting paragraphs  that are provided to back up the central point. They are as follows

one on physical bullying, one on verbal bullying, and one on social bullying.

Transitional sentences:

Following are the Transitional sentences for the second and third paragraphs in the eassy on bullying-

Explanation:

Each topic sentence names the type of bullying that will be discussed in the paragraph it introduces. But it also restates the type of bullying discussed in the previous paragraph. This makes makes these sentences transitional sentences.

Whether bullying is physical, verbal, or social, it can leave deep and lasting scars. If parents, teachers, and other adults were more aware of the types of bullying, they might help by stepping in before the situation becomes too extreme. If students were more aware of the terrible pain that bullying causes, they might think twice about being bullies themselves

The first sentence summarizes the three forms of bullying and their effects.

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