<span>Outlines are meant to serve as a working guide. You will use them to determine how to frame your writing. Over time, your outline may change as you work on your project. You may or may not shorten or abbreviate your outline, depending on the goal of your project. An outline is not meant to be read as a standalone work.</span>
Answer:
A. It provides evidence in support of the thesis statement.
Explanation:
Choice B isn't correct because you shouldn't be making a direct statement containing the thesis in the second paragraph of your essay. That's supposed to be done in the introductory paragraph.
Choice C isn't correct because you restate your thesis in the <em>conclusion</em> of your essay, not in the second paragraph.
Choice D isn't correct because the thesis statement shouldn't be a question, it should be a claim--and there shouldn't be questions in an essay, unless very well written and rhetorical.
Therefore, Choice A is correct. The body paragraph of an essay should always provide evidence to back up the essay's main claim/thesis.
The main idea is that power not given to the people of the united states government is given to the people.
We can see here that <u>deliberate bias</u> is the source error that can be avoided by locating questions sensitive to bias and changing or dropping them.
<h3>What is bias?</h3>
Bias actually refers to prejudice and judgment which is unreasonable against someone or something. Bias is not actually founded as a known fact.
So, we can see here that deliberate bias is the source error that can be avoided by locating questions sensitive to bias and changing or dropping them.
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