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4 pages essay
Multi-Source Critical Analysis
Topic http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/03/health/uk-ivf-3-person-babies/index.html
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Article Summary
1. Summarize the article you read into a paragraph. Be sure to include the article’s main
arguments/points. What does the article want you to believe? Do NOT include your
perspective in this summary--simply include what the article itself states. Overall, what is
your argument? In one sentence, explain why you disagree with the article. (This is your
thesis statement.)
Your Argument
2. Choose one belief held by the article. Write it here.
logical analysis?
3. Choose another belief held by the article. Write it here.
a. What details does the article give to support their article?
b. Write your perspective on this point. Do not use first person but rather state it as
a direct claim.
i. What are your reasons for thinking this way?
ii. Do you have other sources that support your belief or is it based on a
iii. In one sentence, state why you think this point is correct or incorrect.
a. What details does the article give to support their article?
b. Write your perspective on this point. Do not use first person but rather state it as
a direct claim.
i. What are your reasons for thinking this way?
ii.Do you have other sources that support your belief or is it based on a
iii. In one sentence, state why you think this point is correct or incorrect.
logical analysis?
(Summarize your perspective in a sentence.)
4. Choose another belief held by the article. Write it here.
a. What details does the article give to support their article?
b. Write your perspective on this point. Do not use first person but rather state it as
a direct claim.
i. What are your reasons for thinking this way?
ii. Do you have other sources that support your belief or is it based on a
iii. In one sentence, state why you think this point is correct or incorrect.
iv. (Summarize your perspective in a sentence.)
logical analysis?
Conclusion
5. Explain how you have proven your argument.
6. Explain the implications of proving your argument.