This hook works well in both personal writing and academic essays as long as you choose an appropriate quote. For instance, avoid using inspirational quotes in an academic paper, but one may be appropriate for something more personal, such as a blog post. Make sure the quote is related to your argument. It should lead into what you're saying in your introduction. A bold statement expresses an opinion in a provocative way. Choose a statement that is original or controversial in some way, as opposed to noting a common fact. Be sure you can support your statement with facts and evidence! For example, if you’re writing an argumentative essay that is intended to convince school administrator to do away with homework, you could say, “Homework does not contribute to a student’s academic success.” A short anecdote is a fun way to draw your readers in. However, it must be relevant to your topic, or you'll end up confusing readers. It also shouldn't be more than a paragraph long, particularly if you are writing a short essay or text.  An anecdote can be fictional or real, but you typically phrase it like you would if you're telling a story to a friend, though you still want to keep it professional. For example, you might write, "Once, long ago, a single branch of animals broke off from a group of predators in the chain of evolution. These animals had sharp teeth, were fierce predators, and soon developed a hypercarnivorous nature. Eventually, this chain led to the purring animal you have sitting in your lap: the domesticated house cat." An example is similar to a story, except it usually comes from real life. Try writing it in a more straightforward style than a story. For instance, if you're writing about cat traits, you could share a short example about a trait you witnessed in one of your cats. Choose a statement that's broad in the sense that you are leading to a more specific main idea. However, it shouldn't be so broad that you confuse the reader.  For instance, if you're writing about domesticated cat traits,...

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Awali dengan kutipan untuk memberi bobot pada argumen. Pilih pernyataan berani atau pendahuluan dinamis. Pilih cerita sederhana untuk mengilustrasikan arah tulisan. Tulis contoh untuk memperkenalkan topik secara konkret. Pilih pernyataan luas untuk pendekatan langsung. Ajukan pertanyaan yang membuat pembaca berpikir. Jangan mulai dengan definisi, kecuali sangat relevan.