Answer the following on introductory paragraph and thesis statement Read the following paragraphs below carefully. Indicate the type of strategy each writer has used and write out the thesis statement in each. Paragraph 1 One sunny afternoon while walking Blanca, my very sociable bullterrier, I decided to introduce her to Phillip, the mailman. At first, she was friendly, but as Phillip turned to leave, Blanca treacherously leaped for his buttocks and ripped off the back of Phillips blue and gray trousers. Fortunately, Phillip was not injured. Nevertheless, I was very concerned about my dogs behavior, so I took Blanca to my veterinarian to find out why she had acted so aggressively. Dr. Rios, Blancas veterinarian, explained that there were three factors which could trigger an aggressive response from almost any dog. Paragraph 2 What is love? How do we know that we are really in love? When we meet that special person, how can we tell that our feelings are genuine and not merely infatuation? And, if they are genuine, will these feelings last? Love, as we all know, is difficult to define. But most people agree that true and lasting love involves far more than mere physical attraction. Love involves mutual respect, the desire to give rather than take and the feeling of being wholly at ease. Paragraph 3 Bookstore shelves today are crammed with dozens of different diet books. The Canadian public seems willing to try any sort of diet, especially the ones that promise instant, miraculous results. And authors are more than willing to invent new fad diets to cash in on this craze. Unfortunately, some of these fad diets are ineffective or even unsafe. One of the worst fad diets is the Zone Diet. It is expensive, doesnt achieve the results it claims, and is a sure route to poor nutrition. Paragraph 4 The ad, in full colour of a glossy magazine page, shows a beautiful kitchen with gleaming counters. In the foreground, on one of the counters, stands a shiny new food processor. Usually a feminine hand is touching it lovingly. Around the main picture are other, smaller shorts. They show mounds of perfectly sliced onions rings, thing rounds of juicy tomatoes, heaps of matchstick-sized potatoes, and piles of golden, evenly grated cheese. The ad copy tells how wonderful, how easy, food preparation will be with a processor. Dont believe it. My processor turned out to be expensive, difficult to operate, and very limited in its use.