Every paragraph need one topic sentence, it has to be your own words. Can not be cites. Each paragraph need 75% citation (3 citations needed)and 25% own opinion about those (including topic sentence), see the example document. At least 6 body paragraphs, each one is about 100-150 words. Don’t less than 950 words, and no more than 1050 words. Please use at least 3 of the sources that she provided. This is suppose to be a paper written by an international student, so please try to use easy-to-understand vocabularies and sentence pattern. Like the two paragraph she already done. If there’s any gramma mistake, correct it for her. Write an attractive research paper title. APA or MLA style, if any mistake please correct for he. Peer review check list ——here is teacher’s requirement———————————— English 135 Research Essay (1000 Words = 25%): This is a research paper not a research project: no original research required. A)Here you will begin a program of research from a premise/hypothesis, a hunch, or an interest and then research from that footing. 1) For our purposes, research papers can begin from a question to investigate, an hypothesis to investigate, or a statement to support, even an interest to pursue; whichever road you take you must provide facts and details out of authoritative sources and resources. 2) This is either a thesis and details paper that answers a question (Why don’t chickens survive in the wild?), leads to a conclusion (Chicken wrangling has untapped potential for making a living), or proves a thesis (Chickens do not survive in the wild because they are flightless), or it is a simple research paper that “looks at” something (the history of domestic chickens). 3) Research papers always attempt to provide balance: whatever you research, there will always be a variety of takes, points of view, and interpretations of facts, figures or details. You must address as much of this variety as possible. 4) Research papers never prove anything; at best they illustrate or support hypotheses or argue for the validity of assertions. 5) Conclusions in research papers are often speculative (This research suggests that. . .) and they never introduce new ideas, details, or topics. RESEARCH PAPER Topic planning: B) Your papers will be 1000 (3-4 pages, 8 paragraphs). This requires a certain size of topic, so consider yours carefully. How do I focus a topic to fit the size of my paper? How many points/details do I need to provide? How many categories or organizing principles for classification (the first sentence in the box or group of boxes/the sentences that make up the body of your thesis paragraph)? If absolutely necessary, this can be done quite mathematically: 8 paragraphs = 1 introduction and 1 conclusion + 6 paragraphs (approx. 18 pieces of evidence.). This means a maximum of 6 categories or organizing principles for classification (controlling ideas supported by individual pieces.