An author's argument possesses all the given features namely; thesis, evidence, and conclusion. The <em>t</em><u><em>hesis displays the key idea or central claim of the essay or paper </em></u><em>that the author is going to present and aware the audience of the content, scope, direction, and purpose of the essay or paper</em>. While <u>sufficient evidence function to support and substantiate the claim before the readers/audience</u>. It establishes the objectivity and credibility of the claim. Lastly, <u>the conclusion functions to restate the key ideas discussed in the paper/essay again along with the concluding remarks</u> to remind the readers that the purpose of the essay(as mentioned in the thesis statement) has been successfully accomplished and the message or lesson they can take away from it. Thus, <u>option D</u> is the correct answer.
1. What made The Wizard of Oz finally agree to see Dorothy and her friends? (The Scarecrow threatened to call the Winged Monkeys and have them force the Wizard to see them.)