Answer: Consider a vote in favor of school uniforms.
An e-mail subject line should explain what the e-mail is about, and while it should create some suspense regarding the details of it, it should not present incomplete information.
Option 4 is extremely vague, as it does not mention any of the relevant topics of the email. The second option is slightly closer, but it still provides very little information. Option one adresses the topic of uniforms more clearly, but does not explain what it wants the reader to do, therefore, the reader might be tempted to not read it. Option three addresses the topic of uniforms, establishes the position of the author (pro-uniforms) and explains what the reader is encouraged to do (vote for school uniforms).
How to Write an Expository Essay - Expressing Your Main Points
- Determine how many paragraphs to include.
- Begin each paragraph with a topic sentence.
- Elaborate on your supporting evidence.
- Analyze the significance of each piece of evidence.
- Conclude and transition into your next paragraph.
Answer:
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<span>It is important for people to develop empathy skills at a young age so they can better understand the feelings of others.
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The main idea of the September 1996 New York Times story is that Poe may have died of rabies.
The entire story tells of how we are mistaken when we think that Poe died drunk in a gutter wearing somebody else's clothes. Whereas it is true that he was wearing another man's clothes (having being robbed of his own), the first part is not true - according to Dr. Benitez, Poe had rabies and died in a hospital.