The answer is D my dear, this is because usually when drafting a thesis for a comparison essay, you must include what the positions of the paper will be about. The lack of subject and the fact that D only provides opinion, is why it is the incorrect thesis.
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DEFINITION: An opposing argument (also called opposing claim, counter claim or rebuttal) is an argument that does not support your thesis statement. In fact, it directly contradicts it. WHY?: By addressing an opposing claim (counter argument. or rebuttal) you actually strengthen YOUR argument.
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1. Danny asked if the sea level was going to rise/ would rise
2.She told me to turn off the lights before I went out
3. The man told the children not to drop litter in the park
4. Tom asked the weekend's weather forecast
5. Jim asked the man how long he had been helping the homeless
6. Tonia asked michael if he has ever worked for a charity
7. She asked me if I had seen the white wolves documentary last night
8. Mum told me not to waste so much water.
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They measure student's reading ability, but in many ways what they measure is kind of peripheral to the skill of reading comprehension. Tests can measure math abilities too but some students get stressed and don't do as well as they would if they weren't stressed.
