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    Argumentative Essay Outline Template INTRODUCTION: FILL IN THE FILL IN THE BLANK PAPER I GAVE YOU BACKGROUNDABOUT TH TOPICA. WHAT IS MEDICAL MARIJUANA? B. WHEN WAS MEDICAL MERIJUANA FIRST USED? C. WHY IS IT AN ISSUE TODAY? (meaning why do some people want to use it and others don’t D. WHICH STATES ALLOW MEDICAL MARIJUANA USE? E. HOW CAN MEDICAL MARIJUANA HELP PEOPLE? F. HOW CAN MEDICAL MARIJUANA BE APROBLEM? Argumentative Essay Outline Template INTRODUCTION: FILL IN THE FILL IN THE

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    What is an Argumentative Essay? Argumentation uses reasoning and logic to convince readers of the soundness of a particular opinion on a controversial issue. Moreover‚ it involves more than presenting a point of view and providing evidence; it assumes a controversy and addresses opposing viewpoints. The Macmillan Writer: Rhetoric and Reader Macmillan Publishing Company‚ 1994 To write a good argumentative essay‚ you should choose a topic which has conflicting viewpoints. Do not‚ therefore

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    1. What examples of irony do you find in the last five paragraphs of "Story of an Hour" (at least two examples)? Briefly explain the type of irony. A.) It is ironic that when Mr. Mallard “dies” Mrs. Mallard felt free‚ and almost joyful. “There was a feverish triumph in her eyes‚ and she carried herself unwittingly like a goddess of victory.” (Chopin pg.654) B.) It is ironic that the doctors’ think she dies from being over joyed‚ when really she wasn’t happy at all to see that her husband

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    Writing An Argumentative Essay (A Guideline) An argument is basically a claim (presented as a conclusion to premises) which is supported by supporting statements (premises). An argument is used to convince the reader that a particular claim is true‚ or at least‚ likely to be true. Alternatively‚ an argument can also be used to cast doubt on a claim or to convince the reader that a claim is not true‚ or likely to be false. The purpose for putting forth an argument (in written or verbal form)

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    Argumentative Essay Writing Section 1: The Thesis An argumentative essay is built around a specific statement known as the thesis or conclusion that is debatable within the field in which you are studying. In other words‚ at the center of an argumentative essay is a statement with which your readers may disagree. Your essay will need to support that statement in a manner that convinces your readers of its truth. Debatable Statements: Statements with which other people might or might not agree

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    The relationship between a paragraph and an essay is symbiotic; you can’t write an essay without using paragraphs‚ and four or more consecutive paragraphs about the same subject matter become an essay. Both paragraphs and essays have a distinct beginning‚ middle and end. They’re also both composed of five sections: A paragraph typically has five sentences‚ and an essay‚ five paragraphs. Topic Sentence * Both paragraphs and essays begin with a topic sentence‚ or a thesis statement‚ that explains

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    explores life to the fullest and does not believe in society’s perception of what a person’s life should be. Chris McCandless did not need materialistic items to make his life more enjoyable; he only needed Mother Nature and his own motivation. For example‚ Chris does not want a new or better car because he is perfectly content with the Datsun‚ an old car passed down to him by his parents. His parents wanted to buy him a new car; however‚ he disagreed and became upset at the idea of having a new car

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    understanding! Support every idea with textual examples (quote and cite!) Use transitions to connect ideas. Suggested structure: I. Introduction/claim (2-3 sentences) II. Idea/example 1 (supports claim) III. Context and quote IV. Explain HOW idea/example 1 supports your claim V. Idea/example 2(supports claim) VI. Context and quote VII. Explain HOW idea/example 2 supports your claim VIII. Idea/example 3 (supports claim) IX. Context and quote X. Explain HOW idea/example 3 supports your claim XI. Pull it all

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    Writing a Conclusion Paragraph for your Social Studies/Language Arts Research Paper “BASIC” MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS:  must BEGIN with a restated thesis statement that clearly restates the 3 subtopics discussed in your paper. (This is your FIRST sentence.)  NEVER introduces new details that haven’t been discussed already o You don’t want frustrate your readers by mentioning some new statistic or fact that you aren’t going to thoroughly explain. Your readers shouldn’t have more unanswered questions

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    element to highlight the affection‚ longing‚ and concern that Romeo and Juliet share. Despite Romeo and Juliet’s passionate love for each other‚ they are forced to hide in the dark‚ to keep it a secret from their feuding families. An example of this would be when Romeo and Juliet see each other in the middle of the night‚ after the Capulet ball; Romeo sneaks up to Juliet’s bedroom window to profess his love for her. “And bring in cloudy night immediately.” - Juliet (III‚ II

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