General Rules:

Identify premises and conclusion

Develop your ideas in natural order

Start from reliable premises

Be concrete an concise

Build on substance not overtone

Use consistent terms

Choose any related article or journal about Arguments by

Analogy. Identify the problem statements and the supporting evidence.

You must indicate if the passage is an argument or not and, if so, to identify the conclusion, premise(s), and issue the students were required to explain their answers.

Cite your references and use APA for your Bibliography.

Write at least 2000 words.

Write the title, introduction, headings, opening sentences of each paragraph, and the conclusion.