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Refer to the examples provided in the handout. The first example will give you an initial glimpse at a general statement for an analysis of a poem. However, move on to the second example (scroll to the next page) which relates directly to the objective for Paper 1

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Refer to Thesis GuidanceRefer to the examples provided in the handout. The first example will give you an initial glimpse at a general statement for an analysis of a poem. However, move on to the second example (scroll to the next page) which relates directly to the objective for Paper 1. This example is just to guide you. You may follow its template or tweak it to suit your style (i.e. creating your thesis in two sentences instead of one, using other diction and so forth). However, the objective of Paper 1 still needs to be evident.  Review the boilerplate template and example carefully and complete these steps:Write your thesis statement out fully, paying attention to vocabulary, grammar, syntax, and punctuation. Short story titles are placed within quotation marks in MLA style. Authors are referenced by their full names at first mention, and by last name thereafter. Avoid the informal use of first person and using an “announcement” tone–i.e. This essay will analyze…Then, paraphrase your claim/thesis and three warrants. You do not need to place them into a graphic, but please label and list each one:Paraphrased Claim/Thesis =Warrant 1 =Warrant 2 =Warrant 3 =

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