EssаyFоr the remаinder оf the time аvailable, yоu will write an essay using the above article as evidence. Here is what to do:Consider the topic addressed by your article and decide what you think about it. This will be your claim.Construct an argument supporting that claim using either Classical, Rogerian, or Toulmin argument.Use evidence in your essay; you can choose to use either MLA or APA.Your essay should do the following:1) First, state at the top what type of argument you've chosen (Classical, Rogerian, or Toulmin) and whether you are using MLA or APA.2) Then begin the essay with a brief introduction (longer if it's Classical), ending with your claim. 3) The body should follow the pattern of the argument you have chosen.Each paragraph should have a clear topic sentence.Each paragraph should use cited evidence from the articleEach paragraph should explain the relevance of the evidence and also make use of the rhetorical appeals.Consider also tropes, schemes, and the like.Each paragraph should end with a concluding sentence.4) The essay will end with a brief conclusion.Tips:1) You are advised to do some fast prewriting just to get ideas in order.2) You are advised to type in Word and copy/paste your essay here (in case something goes wrong). If the quiz glitches and doesn't save your essay, you will not get a re-do, so it's best to have it saved elsewhere as you go.3) This essay should not use any outside information--just the article and your brain. For that reason, it's okay to be a little vague. Your goal is to show that you understandthe structure and tone of your chosen argument typehow to cite in MLAhow to explain your evidence and use the tools of persuasion we have discussed this semester4) Worry less about grammar and sentence-level concerns, though the essay should be "readable."
Chооse just оne (1) of the prompts below. In response to it, compose а five-pаrаgraph essay of approximately 500 words. Your essay should have a hook and clear thesis in the first paragraph; each body paragraph should relate to and defend the thesis using appeals to logos, ethos, and pathos. The conclusion should not only restate the main argument, but should also look beyond the essay's narrow focus. Prompts (choose one): 1). Should the U.S. education system (K-12 and/or higher education) switch to a year-round schedule, with no long summer break? 2). Is an urban or rural environment the better place to raise a family? 3). Should U.S. K-12 schools maintain and enforce dress codes? 4). Should U.S. K-12 education require physical education (PE) of all students? 5). Should the U.S. legal voting age be lowered to 16?
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