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Number one really grabs my attention, makes me intrigued.

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The intro that caught my eye the most was the first one because it states information when it says " the no child left behind act was passed in 2001 " then they show negative and positive ways that it has affected students.

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I think the second intro was more compelling. The other intros were good by taking us back to a different time era. But, this one was real time and it gives us an input about the topic without revealing too much information. I want to learn more about the percentages, so id keep reading.

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I think one was the most compelling because it has statistical information and makes me want to keep reading.

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I would say I found the 2nd intro most compelling. I say this because it makes a bold statement right from the beginning, then it shows a bit of a timeline after. I also really liked the language, especially in the last sentence. “A fast food craze has swept over the country, correspondingly leaving a trail of poor nutrition in its wake.” Words and sayings such as “craze” and “leaving a trail” paint a picture in the readers minds and keeps you attention.

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i think intro 2 opening seem more intresting to me because disscuse a world wide problom.

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I will go with the second one it's quick and to the point and it's words just caught me as a reader and doesn't feel the need to put unnecessary things in it.

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I would say that the 2nd opening drew me in the most. Its word usage really made the situation feel dire, it cuts right to the point, and its talking about very discussed topic.

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I think intro 1 is the most understandable because it shows the knowledge of the topic and gives enough details in a Intro. You automatically want to know what your going to read.

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I believe that Intro 1 tends to stand out the most compared to the rest of the intros, due to it being relatable to such students nowadays and for it also being such a failure. Opening an Intro with, "After the No Child Left Behind Act" this can almost immediately peak a readers interest, whether they know about the act or not, it's bound to keep them engaged and wanna keep reading to see what is talked about.

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I find that Intro 2 is the strongest example of these three intros, as it not only employs strong and attention grabbing vernacular, such as "dauntingly" and "epidemic". Instantly, as a reader you know SOMETHING is going on, and you have to read more to learn what it is! It's also the most elegant of the intros, as it uses a nice mix of longer sentences and shorter, quippier lines to have an even flow throughout! Overall, it is an exemplary and generally well executed example of an intro!