To inform

To persuade

To entertain

To express oneself

Introduction, body, and conclusion

Thesis statement, body paragraphs, and conclusion

Topic sentence, supporting sentences, and concluding sentence

Title, abstract, and body

To introduce the topic of the essay

To state the thesis statement

To provide background information

To engage the reader

To develop the thesis statement

To provide evidence to support the thesis statement

To explain the topic of the essay

To answer the reader's questions

To restate the thesis statement

To summarize the main points of the essay

To leave the reader with a final thought

To call for action

Essays are longer than articles.

Essays are more formal than articles.

Essays are written for a specific audience.

All of the above

Essays will become more popular.

Essays will become less popular.

Essays will remain the same.

It is difficult to say

The rise of social media

The decline of print media

The increasing popularity of visual content

All of the above

By using more visual content

By being more interactive

By being more concise

All of the above

The ability to reach a wider audience

The ability to be more interactive

The ability to be more creative

All of the above

Yes

No

It is difficult to say

Educate students about the importance of the essay

Encourage students to write essays

Create opportunities for students to publish their essays

All of the above

To inform

To persuade

To entertain

All of the above

By requiring students to write essays on complex topics

By encouraging students to use their imagination in their essays

By providing students with feedback on their essays

All of the above

Essays will become more important

Essays will become less important

Essays will remain the same

It is difficult to say