You would want to write a thesis statement to sum up your essay or report in a simple sentence. It also provides an outline to the reader. It could also answer a question and is the main statement that your essay revolves around.
Three characteristics of a strong thesis statement are:
1) It is a complete sentence and not a question.
2) It makes a point or argues a position.
3) It is specific and to the point.
Explanation: If you are in a group of..lets say rebels, you are under the influence of their actions and as they beckon you to join them in their rebellious acts you start to do things that are initally against your morals and beliefs. As you continue to give in to the peer pressure you begin losing your morals and beliefs.
Sorry I am not positive, but I think D makes the most sense.
As stairs are made out of steps, jewelry is made out of beads. (Sorry if that doesnt make sense)
Answer:
Skiing is a popular sport despite its disadvantages.
Explanation:
According to the given excerpt, the best topic to give it would be, "Skiing is a popular sport despite its disadvantages" and this is because, according to the paragraph, it is described how popular skiing is to so many people, despite its apparent dangers and risk to life.
I would say either A because you need evidence for an argumentative essay or C since your going to need to write a rebuttal
