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Which of the questions below should be asked when developing a thesis statement?
Is the topic interesting or relevant for today’s reader?
Can the topic be covered in three to four paragraphs?
What is my point of view on the topic?
Is anyone else writing about this topic in the same way?
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Ask 1, 3 and 4.
- Is the topic interesting or relevant for today’s reader? — Yes. Audience relevance helps you shape and justify the thesis.
- What is my point of view on the topic? — Yes. A thesis states your position or claim.
- Is anyone else writing about this topic in the same way? — Yes. Knowing how others treat the topic helps you make your thesis original and situate it.
“Can the topic be covered in three to four paragraphs?” is not a useful question for developing a thesis itself; it’s a question about assignment length and scope and should be adjusted to your specific task.
- Is the topic interesting or relevant for today’s reader? — Yes. Audience relevance helps you shape and justify the thesis.
- What is my point of view on the topic? — Yes. A thesis states your position or claim.
- Is anyone else writing about this topic in the same way? — Yes. Knowing how others treat the topic helps you make your thesis original and situate it.
“Can the topic be covered in three to four paragraphs?” is not a useful question for developing a thesis itself; it’s a question about assignment length and scope and should be adjusted to your specific task.
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