research paper and annotated bibliography

There are two sources in the attachment that I have to use and I want three more sources from anywhere. 

That’s what teachers want” In an opinion paper, you just state your view and perhaps offer reasons for your opinion. It’s not necessary to garner agreement. An argument paper, on the other hand, not only states your view, but also offers evidence to support your position, raises counterarguments, and refutes or accommodates the other side.

And annotated bibliography following that: 

1. A statement of scope:  3-5 sentences to explain your topic and what you are hoping to argue in your paper.

2. A complete, correct works cited entry for each source.

3. A concise (2-3 sentences) description of each source, including what type of publication it’s from, the credibility of the author(s) and very brief summary of its contents.

4. A brief (1-3 sentences) evaluation of each source that explains why you feel this source will be useful in your paper, and where you might include the information in your paper.