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    This document provides an outline template for writing an essay. The template includes sections for an introduction with a thesis statement, three body paragraphs with supporting evidence for each point, and a conclusion. The introduction is meant to grab the reader's attention and state the key argument. Each body paragraph presents a main point along with two pieces of supporting evidence. The conclusion restates the thesis and summarizes how the evidence supports the overall argument.

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    ESSAY OUTLINE EXAMPLE TEMPLATE

    I. Introduction

    Get the reader's attention – ask a leading question; relay something enticing
    about the subject in a manner that commands attention. You could start with a
    related quote, alluring description, or narrative.

    Thesis Statement

    State the thesis – what you are going to discuss. You could state the
    causes and effects to be discussed; comparison of subject X and subject Y; your
    position on the issue; your proposal if applicable; and the main points that will
    develop your argument.

    II. Body
    1. First Point, Topic sentence, Explanation
    a. Supporting evidence (examples, facts, theories, statistics, quoted
    authorities, details, reasons, etc.)
    b. Supporting evidence
    c. (Conclusion and lead-in)
    2. Second Point
    a. Support
    b. Support
    c. optional
    3. Third Point
    a. Support
    b. Support
    c. optional
    III. Conclusion

    Summarize your thesis and how your evidence supports your points. Re-
    emphasize your thesis in a fresh way, showing how you have achieved your
    purpose. You may wish to appeal to the reader to see how you have come to a
    logical conclusion, or make a memorable final statement.
    ESSAY OUTLINE SAMPLE TEMPLATE

    I. Introduction
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________

    Thesis Statement
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________

    II. Body

    1. First Point _____________________________________________________


    ________________________________________________________________
    a. ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    b. ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    c. (Conclusion and lead-in) ____________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________

    2. Second Point ___________________________________________________


    ________________________________________________________________
    a. ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    b. ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    c. (Conclusion and lead-in) ____________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________

    3. Third Point _____________________________________________________


    ________________________________________________________________
    a. ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    b. ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    c. (Conclusion) _____________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________

    III. Conclusion
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________

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