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Research Paper

Table of contents:

Final Draft

Work Cited Page

Audience, Purpose, Tone

Thesis and Introductory

Annotated Bibliography

Outline

Parameters: Paper must be:

· At least 1200 words but not more than 2000 words long.

· Presented in MLA format (using a title Page and table of contents listing each of the presentation items)

· Contain at least six quotes with appropriate in-text citations. At least 2 of the references must be about the story and two about the issues.

· Be bases on at least Five sources; At least three of them must be from peer-reviewed journals. (approved newspapers are not peer-reviewed)

· Be sure to include the name of the journal, not the database in your citation.

Research Paper; The main topic is Racism and write about this story SO WHAT ARE YOU ANYWAY? By LAWRENCE Hill. Write how it impact on our daily life and how does the specific aspect of racism addressed in the story relate to the real world?

Work Cited page:

You can use only these newspapers resources; New York Time, Chicago Tribune, Washington, Los Angeles Times, Wall Street Journal, London Time.

Audience, Purpose and Tone: Example of Audience, Purpose and Tone.

Thesis and introductory:

Answer these questions:

Part 1: The Thesis

What is the general topic you are writing about? Write it in the space. If you are revising your essay, find the topic in your thesis sentence.

Can you narrow the topic to a more specific aspect of the subject?

What is the controversial assertion or position about the subject you’ve chosen that you intended to defend or refuse? If you are revising your essay \, what controversial assertion did you make?

Create a Coherent, grammatically correct sentence using both #2 and #3 above.

Have you used first person (i/we) words? Yes, reword.

Check your sentence for terms that are vague and to general. First circle generic words. Substitute these words for more specific words.

Write your final Thesis Statement.

Part 2: The Context:

Now you have thesis set, you need to set it in the introductory paragraph.

What is the “big picture”? What is the inherent interest or importance of the topic? How does the subject relate to the larger world? Or Subject under discussion. (2 to 3 sentences) This is the first part of your introductory paragraph.

Part 3 The Bridge:

Now connect the bridge the big picture and your thesis

What is the subject?

What is the thesis?

How is the thesis part of the larger topic?

Part 4 Putting it all together and making it make sense

Now you have the three parts that you need for a complete introductory paragraph that does what it is supposed to do: introduce your topic; state opinion and why and how you think the way you do. In parts 1-3 of the exercise you worked on the parts of an introductory paragraph out of order.

Now you must rearrange them so that context statement is first, the brige in next and the thesis is last like this

Context

Bridge

Thesis

SAMPLE:

OUTLINE

Sample of outline: