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ENGLISH 3
Lesson 6: Writing A Position Paper
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| It presents the writer’s stand or viewpoint on a particular issue. | position paper |
| It involves outlining arguments and proposing a course of action. | position paper |
| You have the power to change the opinions and attitude of others when you write a _______. | position paper |
| A _________ can be an essential tool in bringing about societal change. | position paper |
| This is a part of a position paper that starts with an introduction that grabs the attention of readers. | Introduction |
| This is a part of a position paper that defines the issue and discuss its background. | Introduction |
| This is a part of a position paper that provides a general statement of your position via your thesis statement | Introduction |
| This is a part of a position paper that states your main arguments | Body |
| This is a part of a position paper that provides sufficient evidence for each argument such as statistical data, interviews with experts, and testimonies. | Body |
| This is a part of a position paper that provide counterarguments against the possible weaknesses of your arguments. | Body |
| This is a part of a position paper that restates your position and main arguments. | Conclusion |
| This is a part of a position paper that suggest a course of action. | Conclusion |
| This is a part of a position paper that states what makes your position superior and more acceptable. | Conclusion |
| This is a part of a position paper that end with a powerful closing statement such as a quotation, a challenge, or a question. | Conclusion |
| How many guidelines are there in writing a position paper? | 14 |
| What is contained in the outline of an introduction? | -Introduce the topic -Provide background on the topic -Assert the thesis (your view of the issue) |
| What is contained in the outline of an Counter Argument? | A. Summarize the counterclaims B. Provide supporting information for counterclaims C. Refute the counterclaims D. Give evidence for argument |
| What is contained in the outline of Your Argument? | A. Assert point #1 of your claims 1. Give your opinion 2. Provide support B. Assert point #2 of your claims 1. Give your opinion 2. Provide support C. Assert point #3 of your claims 1. Give your opinion 2. Provide support |
| What is contained in the outline of a Conclusion? | A. Restate your argument B. Provide a plan of action |
| What are the major parts of an outline of a position paper? In proper order. | -Introduction -Counter Argument -Your Argument -Conclusion |
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