Question

Which of the following would be a good clincher sentence for an essay that begins with the thesis below?

Answer 1

Answer:

The option that would be a good clincher sentence of an essay that begins with the mentioned thesis on Orwell's literature would be C. Although the harshness of this system might seem far fetched, George Orwell's depiction of a totalitarian state comes crashing home with frightening realism and effectively conveys his cautionary message.

Explanation:

This is the best option because option A is too simplistic and boring and does not convey the thesis above; option B does not even mention the message Orwell tries to communicate and D is just the thesis rewriten.

Option C, on the other hand, does attract the reader appealing to today's government to interpellate the audience, conveys the message Orwell wanted to communicate and does it in a way reminiscent of Orwell's style mentioned in the thesis

Answer 2

I’ve narrowed it down to A or C... not completely sure which one though. Sry I couldn’t be of much use...