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This standard asks you to write a short persuasive piece (150–250 words) that takes a clear position on an issue you choose. You need to organize your ideas logically, explain why your position makes sense, and use language devices and writing techniques properly to make your argument convincing to readers.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Take a clear, definite position on an issue (not vague or unclear)
- ·Organize your ideas in a logical order that supports your argument
- ·Explain and justify your ideas with reasons or examples so the reader understands why you believe what you say
- ·Use language devices (like comparisons or connecting words) and proper writing conventions (paragraphs, punctuation, spelling) correctly
- ·Write between 150–250 words and make sure everything relates to the issue you chose
You explain your position clearly, arrange your ideas so they make sense, include some reasons for what you think, use some language devices and writing techniques correctly, and your piece relates to your chosen issue.
You firmly state your position, carefully arrange your ideas with clear reasons and examples that support each point, effectively use language devices to strengthen your argument, use writing conventions properly, and show strong understanding of your issue.