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Which of the questions below should be asked when developing a thesis statement?
Does the statement begin the first paragraph or end it?
What do I want to write about?
Have I narrowed down the topic as much as possible?
Is the topic broad enough to be of general interest?
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Ask the last three, not the first. Good questions when developing a thesis are:
- What do I want to write about? — clarifies your subject and purpose.
- Have I narrowed down the topic as much as possible? — a thesis should be specific and focused.
- Is the topic broad enough to be of general interest? — ensure it’s substantial enough to support an essay but not so broad that it’s vague.
“Does the statement begin the first paragraph or end it?” is about placement/format, not about developing the thesis itself.
- What do I want to write about? — clarifies your subject and purpose.
- Have I narrowed down the topic as much as possible? — a thesis should be specific and focused.
- Is the topic broad enough to be of general interest? — ensure it’s substantial enough to support an essay but not so broad that it’s vague.
“Does the statement begin the first paragraph or end it?” is about placement/format, not about developing the thesis itself.
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