Need the follow outline completed on uploaded document. I will uploaded the additional documents needed separate.

Each body paragraph minimum of 2 sources. Each paragraph must include 1 direct quote ( ), and 1 paraphrase.

Research Paper Outline          __     4-Digit-SSN:______________     

I.                   Introductory Paragraph – (Ignore for first draft)

A.    How will you introduce the reader to your topic?  What background information do they need to understand what you have to say? Do you have a quote, an anecdote or an example to get your reader’s attention? Make notes here.  Write a sentence or two if you can.  If you are going to use a quote, indicate what your in-text citation will look like ( ????? ).

B.     Three-part thesis (one complete sentence only): ** You NEED THIS **

C.  What source(s), if any, will you use in the introduction?  Please use MLA WORKS CITED PAGE FORMAT!!! See example below and then delete it!

“Kangaroo Facts.”  Koala Express.  Koalaexpress.com.au, n.d.  Web.  2 Feb. 2013.

II.                Body Paragraph #1

A.       How will you introduce the first sub-topic in your 3-part thesis?  What is the main thing, or what are the main things you want to say about the first sub-topic? 

·         Can you make a list of facts, dates and other information that support the point you want to make?  ( ????? ).

·         What quotes do you want to use from your research (be sure to highlight them!)  ( ????? ).

·         What do you want to paraphrase (be sure to highlight that, too)?  ( ????? ).

 See the ( ????? ) - Indicate here what your in-text citations will look like.

Topic Sentence:  __

Support:  

• (Example) The article “    “  pointed out that ……………………. (   )  
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B.  What source(s) will you use in this body paragraph?  Please use MLA WORKS CITED PAGE FORMAT!!! See example below and then delete it!

Boomer, Carl.  “Marsupials of the World.”  Wild Kingdom.  Kraftwerk, Ltd., 29 Mar. 2004.  Web. 1 Mar. 2013.

 “Kangaroos: Appetite and Diet.”  All Creatures Great and Small.  Zoology, Inc., n.d. Web. 24 Feb. 2013.

III.             Body Paragraph #2

A.       How will you introduce the first sub-topic in your 3-part thesis?  What is the main thing, or what are the main things you want to say about the first sub-topic? 

·         Can you make a list of facts, dates and other information that support the point you want to make?  ( ????? ).

·         What quotes do you want to use from your research (be sure to highlight them!)  ( ????? ).

·         What do you want to paraphrase (be sure to highlight that, too)?  ( ????? ).

 See the ( ????? ) - Indicate here what your in-text citations will look like.

Topic Sentence:  __

Support:  

• (Example) The article “    “  pointed out that ……………………. (   )  
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B.  What source(s) will you use in this body paragraph?  Please use MLA WORKS CITED PAGE FORMAT!!! See example below and then delete it!

Richardson, David.  “What Joey Had for Dinner.”  The Fact Finder.  N.p., 25 Dec. 2009.  Web.  24 Feb. 2013.

IV.             Body Paragraph #3

A.       How will you introduce the first sub-topic in your 3-part thesis?  What is the main thing, or what are the main things you want to say about the first sub-topic? 

·         Can you make a list of facts, dates and other information that support the point you want to make?  ( ????? ).

·         What quotes do you want to use from your research (be sure to highlight them!)  ( ????? ).

·         What do you want to paraphrase (be sure to highlight that, too)?  ( ????? ).

 See the ( ????? ) - Indicate here what your in-text citations will look like.

Topic Sentence:  __

Support:  

• (Example) The article “    “  stated  ……………………. (   )  
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B.  What source(s) will you use in this body paragraph?  Please use MLA WORKS CITED PAGE FORMAT!!! See example below and then delete it!

Boomer, Carl.  “Marsupials of the World.”  Wild Kingdom.  Kraftwerk, Ltd., 29 Mar. 2004.  Web. 1 Mar. 2013.

V.                Conclusion

A.    What are the most important points you’ve made that the reader should be reminded of, now that you have reached the end of the essay? Re-state the thesis!)

B.      What quotes do you want to use from your research (be sure to highlight them!). 

C.     What do you want to paraphrase (be sure to highlight that, too)?

D.     Indicate here what your in-text citations will look like.

E.     What is your conclusion about this subject and what are your opinions?  Remember that you can identify yourself as “this writer” and avoid using the first person to refer to yourself. 

F.      Is there a juicy or exciting quotation you would like to end with? 

G.    Make notes here about a possible conclusion.  (Writing means re-writing!)

B.  What source(s) if any will you use in this body paragraph?  Please use MLA WORKS CITED PAGE FORMAT!!! See example below and then delete it!

“Kangaroos: Appetite and Diet.”  All Creatures Great and Small.  Zoology, Inc., n.d. Web. 24 Feb. 2013.

Richardson, David.  “What Joey Had for Dinner.”  The Fact Finder.  N.p., 25 Dec. 2009.  Web.  24 Feb. 2013.