Position Paper Writing
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What is the purpose of a position paper?

  • To collect facts and historical data
  • To present both sides of an issue without taking a stance
  • To express a position about an issue and outline arguments (correct)
  • To summarize the arguments made by others
  • What is the function of the introduction in a position paper?

  • To provide background information about the author
  • To summarize the arguments made in the paper
  • To present evidence supporting the author's position
  • To identify the issue being discussed and emphasize the author's position (correct)
  • What should be included in the body of a position paper?

  • A call to action without supporting arguments
  • Background information, evidence, and discussion refuting opposing arguments (correct)
  • Summary of arguments made in the paper
  • Personal opinions without supporting evidence
  • According to guidelines, how should an issue be chosen for a position paper?

    <p>It should be debatable, relevant, and narrow</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the function of the conclusion in a position paper?

    <p>To restate main points, summarize arguments, and provide a call to action</p> Signup and view all the answers

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