A proper adjective does not start capitalized
2 and 4 are both strong. It is clear what is going to be discussed especially on 4. Two is very intreging. It would be nice to see how that will develop. By that it would be interesting to see how those two ideas will be tired together.
One is too vague. It's true, but where are you going with that? Some indication has to be given.
Three has the same problem. Bad? What does bad mean? I may be wrong, but I think a thesis statement, if at all possible, should use concrete nouns. There should be no doubt about where this is going.
This is just an example of what I mean
Throughout history, every time a new technology was developed, it was immediately used in war. I think both 2 and 4 do something like that.
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1 weak
2 strong
3 weak
4 strong
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Not enough information.
Explanation:
Please edit your question, because there isn't enough information to make a proper response.
RE: "When Lizabeth thinks back to her childhood about Miss Lottie's marigolds, how does it make her feel"
Who is Lizabeth? Is this a character in the book you're reading? What is the book? Who is Miss Lottie? What book is she from? Is this a tv show? Movie? Documentary? Or, is this a character from world history?
You get the point. I can't do anything with what you provided me.
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Mr.Smith has 8 kids, 4 daughters and 4 sons.
