Anyone mind writing an essay for me? If you answer for the point I will report your answer Assessment

Step 1: You will fill out a planning sheet for the argumentative essay. You will work on this essay for your argumentative essay.

Pick one topic question from the two choices below:

Topic Question

Mark with an X which topic you choose

Should teens be allowed to play dangerous sports?

Should volunteering be required to graduate high school?

Step 2: We’ve provided credible sources for you to research your chosen topic question. Use the links provided below and read about your topic (read Source 1 and 2). Make sure to note any interesting ideas or facts. Remember, you only need to read the sources for ONE topic (the one you chose in Step 1).

Topic Question

Sources

Should teens be allowed to play dangerous sports?

Click here for Teen Sports Source 1

Click here for Teen Sports Source 2

Should volunteering be required to graduate high school?

Click here for Volunteering Source 1

Click here for Volunteering Source 2

Optional extra step: Using what you’ve learned about locating credible and reliable sources, you are also allowed to find and add your own sources for this assignment (must be related to your chosen topic). THIS IS NOT REQUIRED. If you find any additional sources, please make sure to list them in the organizer in Step 3.

Step 3: Fill out each section highlighted in green to create your argumentative planner. Use the information from your research in Step 2, making sure to include specific facts and details from your sources. Check the sample graphic organizer under this blank one to see what yours should look like when it’s all filled in.

Argumentative Planner

Topic Question: Write your chosen topic question from Step 1 here

Claim: Write one sentence in third person POV that states the stance your essay will take on your topic question. DO NOT include emotions or feelings or “yes/no.”

Reason 1: Write one reason that supports your claim. This should be a reason that can be backed up with evidence.

Reason 1 Evidence: List 1-2 specific facts from your sources to support Reason 1. Use quotes or paraphrase.

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Reason 2: Write another reason that supports your claim. This should be a reason that can be backed up with evidence.

Reason 2 Evidence: List 1-2 specific facts from your sources to support Reason 2. Use quotes or paraphrase.

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Counterclaim: Write one reason from the OPPOSING side that goes AGAINST your claim. Make sure you can disprove this counterclaim with evidence in your rebuttal.

Rebuttal: Write one reason why the counterclaim is WRONG/INVALID. This should be a reason that can be backed up with evidence.

Rebuttal Evidence: List 1-2 specific facts from your sources to support your rebuttal (NOT the counterclaim). Use quotes or paraphrase.

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Source #1: Fill out the title, author, and web address (URL) for the source you used (from Step 2)

Source #2: Fill out the title, author, and web address (URL) for the source you used (from Step 2).