· Pick one (1) Argumentative paper topic from the collection below to create one (1) double-spaced, Individual Argumentative Essay consisting of:
· 1 Introduction Paragraph
· 5 sentences
· 3 Body Paragraphs
· 15 sentences each
· must have a mix of sentence types
· 1 Conclusion Paragraph
· 3 sentences
· Longer length is acceptable, shorter will cost you points
· Use The Argumentation Blueprint uploaded below as an example for the structure of your paper, and make yours look and read like that example
· Support your opinion with examples from the entire work — either a direct quote or a paraphrase to support your answer
· No outside sources should be used, cited, or included here
· Follow the general APA formatting guidelines by watching the video below to set up your paper
· Use The Transitions List uploaded below to help create a variety of sentences
· Use the Good Beginnings document uploaded below for examples on how to create an interesting opening sentence for your paper
· This information from may also help
· Check the online calendar for due dates
· Submit in the appropriate drop box below
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Question:
· Should journalists be emotionally involved in their stories? Consider how you believe an emotional involvement might affect a reporter’s journalistic approach
· Decide whether reporters should be emotionally involved in their stories as is the case in “And of Clay We Are Created”, or not, come up with three reasons why they either should or shouldn't be involved, and create an argumentative essay supporting your opinion with examples from the story, and your personal experience
Question:
· Do you agree that Jackson, in “What You Pawn I Will Redeem”, worked hard for his $5?
· Decide either 'yes he did' or 'no he didn't', come up with three reasons why, and write an argumentative essay using examples from the story to support your opinion
Question:
· Are men and women today more liberated than they were a century ago as seen in “The Story of an Hour?”
· Decide either yes they are, or no they aren't, come up with three reasons why they are or are not, and create an argumentative essay supporting your opinion with examples from the story, and your personal experience
· Pick one (1) Argumentative paper topic from the collection below to create one (1) double-spaced, Individual Argumentative Essay consisting of:
· 1 Introduction Paragraph
· 5 sentences
· 3 Body Paragraphs
· 15 sentences each
· must have a mix of sentence types
· 1 Conclusion Paragraph
· 3 sentences
· Longer length is acceptable, shorter will cost you points
· Use The Argumentation Blueprint uploaded below as an example for the structure of your paper, and make yours look and read like that example
· Support your opinion with examples from the entire work — either a direct quote or a paraphrase to support your answer
· No outside sources should be used, cited, or included here
· Follow the general APA formatting guidelines by watching the video below to set up your paper
· Use The Transitions List uploaded below to help create a variety of sentences
· Use the Good Beginnings document uploaded below for examples on how to create an interesting opening sentence for your paper
Question:
· Are men and women today more liberated than they were a century ago as seen in “The Story of an Hour?”
· Decide either yes they are, or no they aren't, come up with three reasons why they are or are not, and create an argumentative essay supporting your opinion with examples from the story, and your personal experience
