Write an introduction for an essay that contains: 1) starts with an attention-grabber

Write an introduction for an essay that contains:
1) starts with an attention-grabber (unusual fact, vivid example, description or image, paradoxical statement, question, quotation or anecdote)
2) mentions briefly which text and author you will be using
3)contains a claim or argument expressed in a strong thesis statement that builds on your annotations, group work, journals, group work, and charts
4) concludes with a brief mention of the types of evidence (textual quotes, Jakobson, and/or personal experience) you will use to support your claim