In the last sentence of the story, the Reverend claims that, “the very best thing in all this world that can befall a man is to be born lucky.” Based on his description of his interactions with Scoresby, is this a true statement, or were other factors more important to Scoresby’s success? What to do:Write an argumentative response that takes a position on the importance of luck in achieving success, and support it using details from the passage.
Your response will be scored on how well you:
Demonstrate your understanding of the ideas of the text
Use evidence from the text to help develop and support your ideas (Quotes)
Organize your response in a logical manner (Make sure it flows)
Demonstrate an appropriate writing style through the use of precise word choice and varied
sentences ( Make it interesting to read)
Use standard conventions for writing ( please proofread and fix your mistakes!)
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Story-what is luck by mark Twain