LAST MINUTE REMINDERS!!!!!! Persuasive Argument Prompt. - Begin
with an engaging opening paragraph. Recommended: Start with an
anecdote that works persuasive. The anecdote should lead
directly to the issue and your specific thesis. - Each body
paragraph should have a specific, illustrative example. Use
history, current events, or personal experience. The more
detailed the better. - HOW? WHY? These are the key questions.
HOW does your specific, illustrative example prove/support your
thesis? WHY should your audience think as you do on this issue?
If you have 3-4 sentences per body paragraph that do just this,
then you should expect a high score. - End your paper with a
final, persuasive appeal. Do NOT summarize. Try to win the
argument with your last paragraph. - Remember: Your audience is
people who either disagree with you or have not yet made up
their minds. Write in a manner to persuade this audience to your
way of thinking. Reach out to them and fully explain WHY they
should think as you do. - Address the