Developing a Thesis and Supporting Arguments

Type your outline here to answer each question in order to get feedback. 

Question 1

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What is your thesis statement that addresses the given prompt, and what are the two or more lines of reasoning that support it?

Question 2

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Write a topic sentence for your first line of reasoning that clearly connects back to your thesis.

Question 3

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Identify and explain two pieces of textual evidence from a single source that support your first line of reasoning.

Question 4

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Write a topic sentence for your second line of reasoning that clearly connects back to your thesis.

Question 5

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Identify and explain two pieces of textual evidence from a second, distinct source that support your second line of reasoning.

Question 6

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If you have a third line of reasoning, write a topic sentence for it that clearly connects back to your thesis.

Question 7

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Identify and explain two pieces of textual evidence from a third, distinct source that support your third line of reasoning (if applicable).

Question 9

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Discuss how the evidence from the three separate sources collectively strengthens your argument.

Question 10

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Reflect on the process of creating an outline with multiple lines of reasoning and evidence. How did this approach help you organize your thoughts and develop a more persuasive argument?

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