EAPP (writing a pos paper)

Question 1

a composition in which a person presents his/her stand/viewpoint about something and demonstrates why he or she believes it is valid and worth reading/listening to.

Answer 1

position paper

Question 2

• Restate your position and main arguments.​
• Suggest a course of action.​
• State what makes your position superior and more acceptable.​
• End with a powerful closing statement such as a quotation, a challenge, or a question.​

Answer 2

conclusion

Question 3

• State your main arguments.​
• Provide sufficient evidence for each argument such as statistical data, interview with experts, and testimonies.​
• Provide counterarguments against the possible weaknesses of your arguments.​

Answer 3

body

Question 3

• presents the issue while grabbing the attention of readers.​
• Define the issue and discuss its background.​
• Provide a general statement of your position via your thesis statement.​

Answer 3

introduction

Question 4

refers to a rational approach in developing argument

Answer 4

logical appeal

Question 4

relates to your credibility and competence as a writer.​

Answer 4

ethical appeal

Question 4

making a conclusion based on a small sample.

Answer 4

hasty generalization

Question 4

uses arguments in a way that evokes feelings

Answer 4

emotional appeal

Question 4

Event A happened before Event B, then Event A caused Event B.​

Answer 4

faulty cause

Question 4

supporting an argument by citing a personality who supports the argument but is not a credible source on the topic. ​

Answer 4

appeal to authority

Question 5

attacking the person making the argument instead of addressing the argument.​

Answer 5

ad hominem