Part One of the Quiz for 15 points:
Write an argumentative thesis in which you agree or disagree with the argument that a vegetarian or vegan diet is a superior diet to the caveman (meat-eating or Paleo) diet on grounds based on, ethics, health and the environment. Follow your thesis with 4 or 5 mapping sentences. Some professors call mapping sentences thesis maps. Here's another example of a thesis map.
Your mapping sentences or components should be expressed using parallelism.
Links for Parallelism
Your guidelines for your thesis are as follows:
1. This research paper should present a thesis that is specific, manageable, provable, and contestable—in other words, the thesis should offer a clear position, stand, or opinion that will be proven with research. You should analyze and prove your thesis using examples and quotes from a variety of sources.
Part Two for 15 points, the Works Cited page
Provie a finished, polished Works Cited page with 5 sources. You must use at least 3 different types of sources.
- At least one source must be from an ECC library database. (See tutorial for using ECC library database)
- At least one source must be a book, anthology or textbook.
- At least one source must be from a credible website, appropriate for academic use.
- The paper should not over-rely on one main source for most of the information. Rather, it should use multiple sources and synthesize the information found in them.
Use MLA format for the Works Cited page. See Sample Works Cited page)
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