Creating a thesis statement is not easy, but it contributes in two principal goals every work has:
- For the readers: a proper identification of the main idea
- For the writer: an organization of the written work
The following detailed checklist will help you in the brainstorming of establishing your thesis statement:
- Chronology: think in the relevant data you have already gathered so you can identify an order of events or patterns.
- Procedure: is there any information about an existent scheme on your topic?
- Cause: what is the person, place, or thing that is causing your topic to exist?
- Effect: how is your topic affecting others?
- Problem: what is happening with your topic that it became an issue?
- Solution: what can be done to solve the problem your topic is causing?
- Comparison: are there any statistics or evidences of other cases in another place?
- Contrast: how does those cases differ?
- Similarity: how does those cases resemble?
- Advantages: pros
- Disadvantages: cons
- Analysis: considering the above elements, how is your topic interesting to your audience?
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