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An argumentative essay requires you to put forth an argument on a topic, collect and present evidence to support the argument. Considered as an analytical piece of writing, an argumentative essay can be a tough nut to crack. However, once you finalize on a topic and conduct the necessary background research, putting words to paper following a rational stream of arguments becomes much easier. These kinds of essays require a lot of in-depth research and a careful perusal of all the perspectives or arguments for and against a particular stance. Empirical evidence, such as statistics and results of previous research, is indispensable when composing a winning argumentative essay. Since choosing a topic for your argumentative essay is the first hurdle that you have to overcome, we have collected some ideas and topics that you might be able to put to use for your assignment to impress your professors and secure superb grades!
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- 1. WEIGHTING OF PAPER AND PROFILES PROFILES PAPER 01 PAPER 02 PAPER 03 TOTAL Knowledge (K) 18 30 6 (12) 60 (30%) Comprehension (C) 24 40 8 (16) 80 (40%) Reasoning (R) 18 30 6(12) 60 (30%) TOTAL 60 100 20 (40) 200 Percentage 30% 50% 20% 100%
- 3. ASSESSMENTCRITERIA • The project will be presented in the form of a report and will have the following parts. • 1. ProjectTitle • 2. Introduction • 3. Method of Data Collection • 4. Presentation of Data • 5. Analysis of Data • 6. Discussion of Findings • 7. Conclusion
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- 13. Possible topics to be considered • Why choose a square shaped design for a goat pen or a design closest to a square? • Investigating the decline in sales of Sunshine Mix Nuts at School ‘X’. • Choosing the best vacation package in a resort town. • Travelling to a tourist attraction. Best route and mode of transportation.
- 14. • Remodelling an auditorium to accommodate the entire school population. • Designing new classrooms to alleviate crowding. • Paying Mortgage: NHT, Building Society, Credit Union. • Buying an appliance of the same brand and type via cash or hire purchase: Courts, Indian, Singer. • Using the laundry.
- 15. • The best tile size suitable for tiling a room. • Determining the BMI of students in a school population. • Calculating the angle of elevation of the top of a building. • How does the type of ball used affect the distance travelled when a cricket ball is hit? • What is the safest angle to mount a ladder against a wall? • Does running a curve take longer than running the same distance on a straight?
- 16. • What is the optimum angle to throw a javelin, Shot- put, Discus to achieve the maximum distance? • What effect does the run up speed have on the distance covered in a long jump or triple jump? • What is the optimum range for scoring goals on a netball, football and basket ball field? • Does the height of the shooter affect the percentage of goals scored in a netball match? • Is the penalty spot the best place to shoot a penalty from on the football field?
- 17. • What is the cost incurred if a pipe is left dripping for a year? • Does drink companies give as much as they say they are? (measure the volume of the content and compare with what is printed). • Is a BMX faster than a mountain bike over 100m using the same cyclist? • Is typing faster than writing? • Which fast food restaurant offers the better/best meal deal on burgers? (Burger King/ KFC in terms of size, price, taste). • What is the effect of the run-up speed on the bowling of a cricket ball?
- 18. • Does the depth of the seed planted affect the rate of growth? • An analysis of the mathematics that underscores the simple practice of gazing at fishing boats out at sea. • Designing the plan for a pool house. • An analysis of the sales strategies of my family’s clothing store. • A statistical representation of the heights of students in my form 4 group 1 class.
- 19. • A graphical representation and analysis of a sprinter’s training program. • Designing a new hamster wheel cage. • A statistical representation of my aunt’s Blood pressure. • Developing a financial strategy for a young income earner. • How does the amount of weight carried by an athlete affect their speed over a 50m distance?
- 20. • Transportation to school. • Baking a cake. • Best shape of a classroom. • Constructing a chicken coop for the school’s farm – What is the maximum number of chickens that can fit on the given floor space after six weeks? • Maximising the profits of an electronic store.
- 21. • An analysis of the school’s electricity bill. • Does the location of a store affect the prices that are charged? • An analysis of the dimensions of a log that was left to soak in a pond.