An effective thesis statement

a
includes feelings, emotions, and opinions

b
is written in first-person point of view

c
may or may not be supported by evidence from research

d
states the author's central idea about a topic in one sentence

Question

An effective thesis statement

a
includes feelings, emotions, and opinions

b
is written in first-person point of view

c
may or may not be supported by evidence from research

d
states the author's central idea about a topic in one sentence

AxolotlSon · Answer

Takes on a subject upon which reasonable people could disagree. So it is A

Echofire · Answer

@axolotlson wrote:

Takes on a subject upon which reasonable people could disagree. So it is A

Incorrect. A good thesis statement shows exactly what your paper will be about, and will help your paper have a clear topic.

Rylee88 · Answer

@echofire wrote:

@axolotlson wrote:

Takes on a subject upon which reasonable people could disagree. So it is A

Incorrect. A good thesis statement shows exactly what your paper will be about, and will help your paper have a clear topic.

So when they say "shows exactly what your paper will be about, and will help your paper have a clear topic" the answer sounds like it what be what? D is what I'd say. It states the author's main idea/topic in one sentence, then goes on into the other sentences while the "Question" or whatever it may be changed to. Also, @axolotlson Don't give out direct answers without reasoning/explaining and making sure they understand. Also, you gave an answer that was from google please source your evidence and don't say "Google" because I have learned if you do so it's against the rules c: