Tuesday, April 6, 2010

blog 9

Thesis Statement is the sentence in your introduction that pretty much describes what your essay going to be about. Your opinion, hypothesis if there is one. This is usually described in less than two sentences. subject, since that’s why the reader is going to keep reading. Without this or enough research done for your statement your essay can be confusing.
Research. Research is usually done during the start of a project/essay. It can be define as an investigation in some way. Data you gather or a study on a particular subject. Research is done in order to support your It would most likely be in the beginning or at the end of your intro. You wouldn’t want to go to deep in the thesis statement. To have back up information to what you stated and why you stated it. Using all types of resources, ,books, internet, etc.
Argument. In order to have an argument you have to have enough information on what you studying or what you are arguing about. You would have to find a way to persuade the reader to agree with you or the people.
Claim.What the writer believes to be true. What the writer claims in his statement.
Reason. A reason is an explanation of why you think what you’re thinking. What you’re describing and why. It fits into studying/researching and giving an explanation.
Evidence. Evidence is proof of what you’re doing, showing the reason why you think what you think and giving examples. Proof of what you believe in and why.
MLA citation style. This is the reference to where you got your information. Either if it’s published or unpublished. Title, author, website, etc. Mentioning where the information came from.

The mid-term basically asks to do all the words I just defined, research, claim, evidence, and argument. The subject were studying is whether people that grew up watching TV makes them more dangerous/violent than people who rarely watch TV. I can agree that TV does make people more violent than people who don’t watch TV. I’m actually not sure how I’m going to prove this statement yet, but I can use the internet, the book freakonomics , and people in my surrounding I guess.

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