5.4: Organizing the Argumentative Essay
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Consider these options for organizing an argumentative essay. Which outline matches “Dress Code in College” or “Watching What We Eat”?
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I. Introduction of the issue Thesis Statement: Writer’s Position II. First Supporting Reason
Response to the Opposition V. Conclusion: restating thesis, summary of support, recommendation |
I. Introduction of the issue Thesis Statement: Writer’s Position II. Opposition’s First Reason Response to the Opposition III.Opposition’s Second Reason Response to the Opposition IV. Opposition’s Third Reason Response to the Opposition V. Conclusion: restating thesis, summary of support, recommendation |
I. Introduction of the issue Thesis Statement: Writer’s Position II. Opposition's Main Reason Response to the Opposition III. Writer’s Supporting Reasons
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Here are a few thesis statements for argumentative essays. Underline the topic and write For or Against to show the writer’s position.
- Children should not be given cell phones in middle school. _________
- Vegetarian diets are the best option for modern living. _________
- Gun ownership should be restricted among U.S. residents. _________
- College students do not need a dress code to make good choices on their clothing. _________
- Americans should try dieting to lose weight. _________