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"To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle."
 -  George Orwell
FSA Argumentative Essay Puzzle


Option 1: FSA Writing Prompt - Argumentative or Informative
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Option 2: General Paper Writing Prompts
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INFORMATIVE ESSAY ONE
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SHEAR SHEEP DIP Technique and Summary Writing

5w's and 1h Question Stems

FSA Argumentative Essay Four

Argumentative Essay Formula




Argumentative Writing Example Essay

FSA Argumentative Essay Sources and Prompt

FSA Argumentative Essay Sources and Prompt


General Paper and English II Progress Evaluation

FSA Argumentative Planning Worksheet

Contribution of the Automotive Industry


General Paper Planning Notes Copy

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Test Booklet Page for General Paper Essay Exam

Documentary Notes Form


USE THIS LINK for ARGUMENTATIVE WRITING PROMPT AND SOURCES 1.
​Essay 1: Where Are Our Priorities?
Write an essay on whether money should be spent on fighting world poverty or space exploration or professional sports teams?


10 Facts You Should Know About Poverty
Unnamed Editor
Global Citizen
 
Out of this World: 5 Reasons Why Space Exploration is Important
By Chris Young
Science Space
 
TV is biggest driver in global sport league revenue
By TJ Mathewson
Global Sport Matters
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​USE THIS LINK for ARGUMENTATIVE WRITING PROMPT AND SOURCES 2.
Essay 2: Are Video Games a Sport?​
Write an essay in which you argue whether or not video games are a sport. 


What Makes a Sport a Sport
By Neel Burton
 
What Defines A "Sport"
By Leigh Steinberg
 
Sorry, Nerds: Video Games are Not a Sport
By Matthew Walther

Video Games Are a Waste of Time
By Arielle Dollinger


​REMEMBER:
Writers make decisions. Writers “attack” the work, just like any timed exam.
In an argumentative essay, you decide:
-      Precise Claim
-      Main Point (must match the evidence)
-      Evidence (one, best quoted sentence from a source)
-      Main Point
-      Evidence
-      Opposing Claim
Your essay, because of time, must have five (5) paragraphs and must contain about 700 words.
You are graded on your ability to create an academic essay.
Generally, in academic writing, no one cares about your opinion.
You use the source information to create NEW thinking.
Writers use ELABORATION to show what evidence means and why it’s important.
Use ALL the textbook resources including the sample essay, but don’t let them slow you down, too much.


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