Quetion1 Match the questions with the best possible fit. What needs to be as clo
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Quetion1
Match the questions with the best possible fit.
What needs to be as close to perfect as you can get it?
When will you go back and forth between different techniques in any order you would like?
what can be a fact?
what do you have to prove?
What is "yes, and ___," "yes, but ___," and "no, because _____."
Quetion2
Writer X argues that "The U.S. drinking age should be lowered to 18 because that is the legal age for adulthood and for receiving the right to vote." Match the responses. Read SLOWLY and carefully. Do not rely on how things are phrased, but on DEEP UNDERTSANDING.
Not only do we become citizens and voters at 18, but we are also sent to war, so with risk and responsibility should come trust and reward.
Although lowering the drinking age is the fair thing to do, it should only be done if supportive services are first put in place to deter binge drinking, and to better monitor drunk driving.
Of course lowering the drinking age makes sense from a perspective of what is "fair," but life is not like five-year-olds sharing cake; lowering the drinking age would put the public at too much risk, so the drinking law should remain as it is.
Quetion3
Thesis and topic are essentially the same thing.
Choose one:
True
False
Quetion4
Your thesis statement needs good reasons to support it. One of the following is correct about these "good reasons." Which is it? (Note: If you think more than one might apply, read this question over again, read the handbook over again, and then pick the BEST answer -- the one that most closely -- and directly -- answers the question).
Choose one:
They will become paragraphs.
They are part of the writing traffic circle.
They should include a transition.
They are a "Yes, but."
They should tell a "what if."
evidence in your essay final essay draft process of writing your essay transitions between paragraphs. the thesis of the essay. thesis response.Explanation / Answer
1) What needs to be as close to perfect as you can get it?
A) Final essay draft
2) When will you go back and forth between different techniques in any order you would like?
A) Transitions between paragraphs
3) what can be a fact?
A) Evidence in your essay
4) what do you have to prove?
A) The thesis of the essay
5) What is "yes, and final essay draft," "yes, but The thesis of the essay," and "no, because Evidence in your essay."
6) Yes, but
7) yes, and
8) No, because
9) False. The thesis is the main idea of your paper written in one sentence at the beginning of your paper. the topic sentences begin each paragraph in the body of the paper and explain why the thesis statement is true. There is only one topic setence for each body paragraph you write.
10) They should tell a "what if". Reason: a thesis is an unproved statement put forward as a premise in an argument.
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