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Synthesis: Weaving Sources into Your Own Argument — Homework
Complete a full draft of your documented research paper this week, incorporating synthesis, correct MLA citation, and a Works Cited page.
- 1.Explain in two or more sentences what is wrong with a research paper that lists one quotation from each source in sequence without connecting them.
- 2.Write one synthesized sentence using two of your own research sources, showing agreement, disagreement, or a different angle, ending in your own analytical point.
- 3.Complete a full draft of your documented research paper, including a working introduction, body paragraphs synthesizing your sources, a conclusion, in-text citations, and a Works Cited page.
- 4.Compare your original working thesis to your paper's current thesis. How, if at all, has it changed based on your research?
- 5.Identify the single source in your paper that most challenged or complicated your original thinking, and explain how you incorporated that challenge into your draft rather than ignoring it.
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