Which sentence is not an example of an effective thesis for an essay comparing two texts about hunger in the United States? Drou
in’s reliance on personal stories makes her argument less convincing than O'Neil’s. O’Neil combines testimony from social workers with economic statistics that date back to the 1920s to craft a more convincing argument than the one Drouin offers. Although both Drouin and O’Neil agree that hunger in the United States has generally declined since the beginning of the 20th century, Drouin’s use of personal stories makes a more interesting and more readable article. Drouin and O’Neil are both experienced scholars who write about poverty and hunger in the United States.
The correct answer is <span>Drouin and O’Neil are both experienced scholars who write about poverty and hunger in the United States.
This is a thesis because it can be examined and proved or disproved. Whether article is readable and personally enjoyable can't be tested because everyone has their own taste while comparing their arguments is not that relevant for a thesis but could be used in the body.</span>
the first one uses irrelevant and made up reasons to try to persuade her to take him with her. the next one makes sense because he is offering to help carry groceries. the last one doesn't really work, just because he used a reason that doesn't make sense.
