Position Paper: True/False Basics

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Froggy Jumps Position Paper: True/False BasicsOnline version Intro, Body, Conclusion checks by Kariss 1 The introduction of a position paper must include a clear thesis statement. a No thesis statement in intro b True c False 2 In the body, you should present evidence and topic sentences to support your position. a True b The body should only recount the history c False 3 A counterargument should be ignored in the body to keep the paper simple. a False b Only include counterarguments in the conclusion c True 4 The conclusion is where you restate the thesis and summarize supporting points. a False b The conclusion should introduce new evidence c True 5 In a position paper, the introduction can be skipped if time is short. a True b The intro is optional c False 6 All sources must be cited in the body and listed in a references section. a False b True c Citations aren’t required 7 Only one supporting point is allowed in the body of a position paper. a The body should have three points exactly b False c True 8 A strong thesis clearly states your position on the issue. a False b True c The thesis should be vague 9 New information can be introduced in the conclusion for emphasis. a True b False c Yes, after restating the thesis 10 A position paper should follow a clear Introduction, Body, and Conclusion structure. a False b The structure is Introduction, Methods, Results c True

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Position Paper: True/False BasicsOnline version

Intro, Body, Conclusion checks

by Kariss

The introduction of a position paper must include a clear thesis statement.

No thesis statement in intro

True

False

In the body, you should present evidence and topic sentences to support your position.

True

The body should only recount the history

False

A counterargument should be ignored in the body to keep the paper simple.

False

Only include counterarguments in the conclusion

True

The conclusion is where you restate the thesis and summarize supporting points.

False

The conclusion should introduce new evidence

True

In a position paper, the introduction can be skipped if time is short.

True

The intro is optional

False

All sources must be cited in the body and listed in a references section.

False

True

Citations aren’t required

Only one supporting point is allowed in the body of a position paper.

The body should have three points exactly

False

True

A strong thesis clearly states your position on the issue.

False

True

The thesis should be vague

New information can be introduced in the conclusion for emphasis.

True

False

Yes, after restating the thesis

A position paper should follow a clear Introduction, Body, and Conclusion structure.

False

The structure is Introduction, Methods, Results

True

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Position Paper: True/False BasicsOnline version

by Kariss

The introduction of a position paper must include a clear thesis statement.

In the body, you should present evidence and topic sentences to support your position.

A counterargument should be ignored in the body to keep the paper simple.

The conclusion is where you restate the thesis and summarize supporting points.

In a position paper, the introduction can be skipped if time is short.

All sources must be cited in the body and listed in a references section.

Only one supporting point is allowed in the body of a position paper.

A strong thesis clearly states your position on the issue.

New information can be introduced in the conclusion for emphasis.

A position paper should follow a clear Introduction, Body, and Conclusion structure.

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