Using quotes as hooks in introduction spring2020
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The document provides guidance on using quotes as hooks in writing. It explains that a quote used as a hook borrows exact words from a famous person or expert and can make the reader curious. Quotes in the body are more serious and include facts and statistics. The document also demonstrates how to find quotes online and provides an example of using a quote as a hook in an introduction, transitioning to the topic. It notes the conclusion should refer back to the introductory quote.
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