Question

Can someone help me figure out how to write this into an essay?

Answer 1

I have to use this answers from the questions below to write the second page of my essay. But I have no clue how to put this into an essay :/

1. What do you argue and agree with?
- I agree that people should know what they're eating, and the dangers that GMOs cause. People should not be kept in the dark with labels not being on the food notifying us that this food has GMOs in it.

2. Did you know that almost every food is genetically modified?
- Before I watched this video I did know that food is genetically modified. But I did not know that these foods were already being sold in grocery stores without long enough tests being done. Instead these foods are being sold to us and most people have no clue that they are eating something that is slowly destroying there bodys.

3. What are you inspired to do after watching this movie?
- I inspire to tell people about GMOs, what they are and what the dangers are when consuming them. And hopefully by doing this more people will eat organic foods and stop GMOs from being consumed.

4. Do you think this movie is an overreaction and conspiracy theory?
- No this movie is correct to inform people of the dangers and the lies that have been going on about the food. Most people think food is safe and healthy, but for all they know that food could be covered in GMOs or genetically modified.

Answer 2

Simmply use the 4 answers as the four Body Paragraphs.
Add an Introduction that contains a few information about what the four questions are about and for the conclusion restate the introduction addding any other left out information

Answer 3

When writing as an entire paper it s best to use transitions. If possible, us a little foreshadowing as well. Then, when people read what you have written, they have a good flow.

Flow helps people grasp a concept. It keeps them in touch with the topic. It allows them to logically work from one paragraph (concept) to the next. Then, as they are lead along, the overall purpose of the writing will build up to a peak.

That peak may or may not be a surprise. That is where foreshadowing can come in. Little hints tend to make the overall paper more connected. This usually takes rewriting to make it into a logical whole. However, it can be worth it because a well defined peak that is linked to everything else can make a stronger argument.

A strong argument should be the goal of any academic writing. In the case of what I just wrote, my argument is for the proper use of transitional techniques. I used them in my work as I discussed them. This makes for a reasonably strong argument by example that they can be effective while also providing a useful learning tool.

I hope that helps you see how you could look at revising your answers into the page of your paper.