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User: A good thesis statement helps guide the rest of your paper.
Do you think this is true? Is it true of a poor thesis statement as well? Why? In 150 words please
Note: A good thesis statement helps guide the rest of your paper yes this is True.
One way to describe a thesis statement is that it acts like a topic sentence for an entire essay. [ Just as the topic sentence tells readers what will be discussed in a particular paragraph, the thesis statement alerts readers as to what to expect from the rest of the essay.
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Weegy: Yes! A good thesis statement helps guide the rest of your paper. Also a poor thesis statement will negatively affect your paper. [ The main point of any thesis statement is to state your argument, but that is easier said than done; so, how do you do it? Let me tell you.
Try to include as many of these five main points in your argument as possible without getting too wordy: who, what, where, when, and why.
Here is how you break each down.
First, “who” deals specifically with who is being affected or involved in the situation you are researching. Think of it like the characters in a story.
Next is “what,” which is associated with the event you are researching, or what the “who” is involved in. This is a very broad term that can pertain to almost anything you are studying. Are you looking at a war, treaty, movement in history?
After that, you will want to look at “where.” Specific locations are going to be your main target here, looking exactly where the event you are researching took place. Also, you may want to include information on why this event took place in this particular location.
Similar to “where” is “when.” In this case, you are looking for a specific location in time instead of space. Include a time frame if at all possible, such as, “The American Civil War took place from 1861 to 1865.”
Finally, “why.” This is the most important element! Why is going to look at a couple of different things, but most importantly why did an event happen and why was it important. Basically, you are going to want to look at this through a lens of cause and effect; what caused it and what were the after effects. Remember to pull in the theme: Successes, Failures, Consequences! ]
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