Can your essay title be a question?

Answer 1

It depends on the question. For example, a terrible essay hook is asking "Are you worried about global warming?" because such a question would be rhetorical and doesn't really catch the attention of the audience. A more appealing hook would be as follows, "What if Florida isn't here by 2012?" in this question you aren't really asking them their opinion, and it's more thought provoking than the former. With an appealing hook, you'll be able to keep their attention from beginning to end. In some of my essays, I will ask a question at the beginning and then end the conclusion with that same question. However, it all depends on your style, what your teacher likes and dislikes, etc. If your teacher hates essays that open with a question then it's a pretty safe bet that you shouldn't.

Answer 2

Generally, no, it should be strong and authoritative. Try and reword it as a statement declaring your stance instead of a question asking it

Answer 3

sample of a paragraph begins with a question

>don't you just love a cold glass of water on a hot summer's day?what would we do without water?

Answer 4

Certainly.

Literature is purposely left 'open' on many issues to allow artistic freedom to writers.

Was Kennedy Assassinated?
How did Oswald do it?

Answer 5

It could depend on your teacher's specifications, but in general you could have a question for rhetorical effect in your essay.

Answer 6

When ending an introduction you should make a transition from your introduction paragraph to the next, by stating your thesis.

Answer 7

nope