A thesis statement is not __________. I. a fact II. a topic III. a question

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A thesis statement is never a question. This is because a thesis statement is what a writer uses to introduce their opinion on a topic, and the following essay is how they will explain why they feel how they do. Therefore, a thesis can't be a question as it is the beginning of a writer's response to a question they've already been asked.

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