Write an argumentative essay. Choose one of the following prompts and write 500 words on it:
1. Are bystanders who do not intervene also at fault?
2. Should the law be broken if you believe the law is unjust?
3. Is it better to act with integrity or loyalty?
4. Is it okay to intrude on privacy for the sake of scientific research?
5. Has social media been a positive or negative influence on society?
INSTRUCTIONS:
Please choose a prompt that you believe you can write the best on. Research each prompt and write a 500-word essay on the one that suits you best.
ALSO, Please read this article to understand what an argumentative essay should have: “https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/academic_writing/essay_writing/argumentative_essays.html”. In the article, they talk about the general structure of an argumentative essay. It is not required that you need to follow the structure. However, it does provide good information on how the essay should look like.
For the essay in general, please remember that the essay SHOULD NOT be fully composed of evidence. It should have a lot of analysis and reasoning. Please refer to the three PDF attached to this order that talks in detail about the structure of an argumentative essay, an exemplar argumentative essay and the rubric for the marking of this essay.
NOTE: the essay should have 500 words or a bit less, not any more than 500 words please.
ALSO: the sources that you use should simply be for facts and statistics. You use the facts and statistics from the websitluves to support your reasoning.
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