Which of the following would not be a good thesis for a compare and-

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kati45 [8]3 years ago

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Answer: A. There are three kinds of shorts – short-shorts, knee-length, and a hybrid between shorts and pants that reaches to mid-calf.

Explanation:

A thesis simply refer to the main idea of a researcher, writer or a speaker. The main point in a research if for the writer to prove his or her thesis statement.

To write a thesis, the topic must be stated and the ideas relating to it. The writer should also backup his or her claim with good reasons.

From the options given, while other options from B - D goes further about telling us the characteristics of each of the types in order to give us more details, option A didn't give further details. This doesn't make you a good thesis.

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