A thesis statement explains/introduces the main points that will be written and the purpose of your paper. When writing a thesis statement, get two main points that you can expand on. Next correlate those main themes to the topic and explain your reasoning. In a new sentence, explain the purpose, whether it is to persuade or inform people. I will use an example that I have written for a literary analysis paper.
Thesis: “Postponing reading/writing proficiency will affect bilingual families and their children and could hinder other kid’s levels of comphrension due to individuality and learning settings.”
Purpose: “In this essay, I will pose solutions to the consequences of children belatedly starting literacy prowess.”
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The correct answer is A. Odyssean journey
This is an allusion to the great Greek epic Odyssey, and requires people to know what happens in the Odyssey to understand.
Answer:
A. key points
Explanation:
a summary is for the audience to quickly grasp the entire article/story/passage(etc.), it should be short and sweet, consisting only of the key points. your personal opinions are not required. background information is unessential, because it would cause your summary to be too long, and summaries are meant to be short so as to bring out the main topics only, not cover the entire passage. minor examples are optional to include, but not needed as well.