Provide logical support for appeals to

Question

1. Your introduction will present the issue and state the essay's thesis. See that the thesis includes a claim (an assertion, possibly with a word "should") and the reasons (of value or cause) that support the claim and are logically connected to it.

2. The body of your argument will:

(a) provide logical support for each reason stated in the thesis by using

• appeals to authority

• facts and figures

• opinion statements

• examples

• personal experience

(b) summarize the position of those who would oppose this argument and respond to the opposition point of view by either refuting it or conceding to it.

3. In your conclusion, place the argument in a larger context, perhaps by summarizing your main points and showing why this issue is an important one or by calling to action.

Requirements:

1. The essay needs to be written in the MLA format. The final draft should be a minimum of 1,000 words in length.

2. You are required to use at least one article out of the assigned three. Overall, you are not allowed to use more than three sources for the essay.

3. It is a requirement to submit the final draft of the essay to Turnitin and obtain a Turnitin Report. The Turnitin report will be downloaded into your online Portfolio as an HTML file.

4. When attaching the essay into your portfolio, include the final draft with a Turnitin Report, the 2nd draft with comments from online tutoring, and the 1st draft with instructor's comments.

Answer 1

The assignment is all about writing the thesis of essay by obeying the following instructions illustrated below. 1) The introduction will present the issue and state the thesis of the essay. Note that the thesis comprises a claim (that is, an assertion, possibly by a word ‘should’) and the reasons which support the claim and are logically linked to it. 2) The body of argument will: a) Give logical support for every reason stated in the thesis by employing • Appeals to authority • Facts and figures • Opinion statements • Illustrations • Personal experience b) Sum up the position of such who would resist this argument and respond to the opposition viewpoint by either refusing it or granting to it. 3) In winding up, place the argument in a bigger context, maybe by summing up your major points and illustrating why this issue is a significant one or by calling to the action.