Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?

1. A“It was Saturday afternoon, April 29. Everyone who came down the stairs to the train platform saw him, myself included, and everyone did the same thing. Watched him.” ( Paragraph 3)
2. B“It is a very specific New York City preoccupation and plotline, a horror and a drama that grips the imagination and lays down a gut che

Competency

This deliverable will allow you to demonstrate your ability to plan a short persuasive research paper by discovering a topic and thesis and developing a detailed outline for a five-paragraph paper.

Instructions

At its regional employees’ conference, your advertising agency plans to release a persuasive paper that will be a thoughtful consideration of the topic: “The Past versus the Future in Paths to Learning.”

As a team member, your job is to produce an outline of a persuasive paper to present to your team that will later be turned into a paper by your teammates. The outline you produce should be on persuading others about the merits of online education over traditional residential courses. You should be using research, as well as your own personal journey in the outline.

To create this outline, download the guide sheet provided here for this assignment.

Using the guide provided, make sure you are including the following content:

1. Show your steps to discovering your topic and thesis statement.
2. Identify the tone and who will be your perceived audience.
3. Fill in the outline as detailed. Making sure to use professional English with complete sentences throughout the outline.
4. Your research should be properly cited at the end of the paper in the Reference list. Make sure you use in-text citations as well.

1. ck.” ( Paragraph 8) 
2. C“He texted his girlfriend, ‘Guy fell so I had to jump on the tracks now I have a cut on my hand.’ He called his mother. Both were upset with him at first, ‘mad I jumped on the tracks in the first place,’ he said, but more thankful he was O.K.” ( Paragraph 32)
3. D“Mr. Capuzzo said that before he jumped, he remembered an old public service announcement: ‘Twenty people are thinking someone else called about the gas leak.’” ( Paragraph 34)