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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?

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

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Position Paper Purpose

Expressing a stance on an issue and supporting arguments

Introduction's Role

Sets the stage by stating the issue and the writer's view.

Body of Position Paper

Details on the issue, evidence, and counter-arguments.

Choosing a Debatable Issue

An issue must be arguable, important, and focused.

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Conclusion's Function

Restating points, summarizing support, and urging action.