Which of the following directions about how to develop an effective thesis statement is false? a. Frame your thesis as a declarative statement. b. A thesis statement should not be written as a question. c. State several central ideas in your thesis statement. d. All of the above are true.

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Which of the following directions about how to develop an effective thesis statement is false? a. Frame your thesis as a declarative statement. b. A thesis statement should not be written as a

question. c. State several central ideas in your thesis statement. d. All of the above are true.

Frame your thesis as an informative statement, not as a question.

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