Question

1. Write a formal outline for your research paper. Include topics, subtopics, and details so that the reader gains a clear idea of the contents of your paper. Use your organized note cards as a basis for your outline. Remember to begin with a title and to follow all the formatting rules. You may refer to the Making Formal Outlines page to help with the format.

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@Tootles143

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@sugarplum15 @Spyro517 @ispike @nechirwan @Nerdgirl @Nnesha

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so its an outline on the attack on pearl harbor. Now I have all the information, I know where I want it to go, and I have the first part of the outline done I just need everything to go in the outline.

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@Sam_Aka_Sara

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@nlopez15 @16bbalke

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@paki

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is this what you need help with

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what do you mean you need everything to go in the outline

Answer 9

did you do your introduction yet

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ok i will be back in 30 minutes because i have class right now thank you bye!!!!

Answer 11

ok i dont have to go to class so i am back

Answer 12

c'mon talk to me so i can help

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ok if you don't type i cant help you

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ok yes i have all my intro

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ok bye i have to help people in their questions
next time you should respond to people so they can help you

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and when i say i need everything in the outline i mean all my info needs to go into the outline

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im sorry my pc had crashed

Answer 18

oh it is ok

Answer 19

do you have your introduction done

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yes except for the background part

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do you want to see it

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@LaceyPokemon17

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you dont need to put that for 1.B.

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what do you mean

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what do you mean @owllover101

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i mean what do you mean this is what you said: Background information connecting the reader to the subject

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look i am so sorry i have to go

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@KyanTheDoodle

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How much of this outline did you get done?

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just the intro

Answer 31

Oh. How long does it have to be?

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I. Introduction

A. Attention-getter
B. Background information connecting the reader to the subject
C. Thesis: (write the complete thesis statement)
II. Category 1 (change this to the actual name of category): topic sentence
A. First point
1. Supporting evidence—quote, paraphrase, or detail
2. Another piece of supporting evidence
B. Second point
1. Supporting evidence
2. Supporting evidence
C. Third point (Same as above)
III. Category 2: topic sentence
A. First point
1. Supporting evidence
2. Supporting evidence
B. Second point
IV. Category 3: topic sentence
V. Conclusion
Your sub points for the conclusion to wrap up the overarching

Answer 33

Well for the first one, I'd pick A. It seems the simplest. Try connecting the reader to the situation. Do something like "Unequipped and unprepared, you run without aim. Searching for any sign of life left over from this feast of violence and dismay."

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Oh wait. That's the introduction. Neve rmind then.

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i have all the information i just need it in the outline and i know where i want the info

Answer 36

Ok. So what's the information that you have?

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http://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/pearl-harbor
http://pearlharbor.org/

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@KyanTheDoodle