Q&A for How to Find a Catchy Title for Your Paper/Essay

How about "A Show-Stopping Act"? It kind of plays on the idea of a person's performance being "show-stopping," but also the show can't go on because they're dead.

"MarijuaNO." Or if puns aren't your thing, "Fight Back the Crack." Or perhaps "No Excuse for Substance Abuse"?

You could use something deep, like "The Path We Face" or "The Pathway To Hope". These titles show a glimpse of what immigrants might experience, emotionally speaking.

Something simple like "Skins" is quite nice. Or something like "Inner Struggle With the Outside", "Black & White Cities/Landscapes/Pictures" or "Colour Divides Us". Or, about color: "The Colors Between Us", "The Color Divide", etc.

How about, "An Inside look at The Outsiders"? It's kind of catchy, and it also tells the reader what your paper is about.

I would try something along the line of "Home is Where the Heart is." If you have a negative view on what home is, then you can add ". . .or is it?" to the end.

It depends on what type of essay it is. If the essay is about a specific topic, then it is appropriate. If there is more than one option for a topic, then no.

It depends on what your life is like but you could start with something like "How I Became (insert an important theme in your life)." You could also write something corny like, "My Life in (insert word number) Words."

Something along the lines of, "Can You Hear It? They're not Happy". Or at least something relating to hearing. You sort of have a title there already, "Hearing Loss, Dementia, and Changing Attitudes Towards Hearing Aids in Today's Elderly." It's long, but descriptive.

Try a title that sounds like a comic series, like "Agent Orange: The Vietnamese War," or something that contains the words 'rise' or 'fall.'

A Helpful Hand would be a good title, or at least try something that says something about being helpful.

Maybe, depending on what you mean by that. How about "Divorce Remorse" or "Between Abodes"(abode means where you live)? Maybe even "Fam+[insert how many new family members]"?

"Anarchy rules! Or does it?"

"Second Chances" would be great if you drop out then want to go back.

"Compare and Contrast: The Odyssey and O' Brother Where Art Thou", or something like "The Odyssey and O' Brother Where Art Thou: Differences and Similarities.

It should have a nice ring to it, that makes a potential reader want to pick up your essay. If you are not sure, you could always text or message a friend and ask them, or else ask a family member.

If you were going to mention night terrors, then maybe "BOO: Children's Nightmares and Other Sleep Terrors"?

"Did You Understand What You Just Read?" is a common question that would also work as a title.

Old is Always Gold, perhaps?

You could try something along the lines of What's Being Served or On the Menu. Food puns are usually fun.

Your name would be a good title, or a word or words that describe you. You could try just adding an adjective before your name or using alliteration (words that begin with the same letter).

Perhaps "Helping You Understand The Help" or, if the movie reveals some sort of positive/negative theme (i.e. racism), you could do something like, "How The Help Helps Us See Racism".

Something like "Beyond Her Years-the Exceptional Maturity of Anne Frank".

That poem's about the start of the American Revolution, so you could always do an iconic thing from that war, like "The Shot Heard Round the World," a quote that is in the poem itself.

Rhetoric and Shakespeare: How Did he do it? This makes it easy for you to explain in your essay what he used.

“Homework-Free School: Reasons why homework in school needs to go” or something like that would be good.

“Motivations, Success, and Survival: The three main keys to life” or something like that would work.

Maybe something like "trapped in your own comfort" cause your trapped at home but your home is comfy.

Maybe a title like: "victory is the best medicine" or just simply "WIN".

You could write something like "The Gaming Dilemma", since video games can improve sensory coordination but also give kids too much screen time.