- "Same-sex classrooms are a possibility in public education, but co-ed classes for public schools are a much better choice for the grades of 10 through 12." A counterargument thesis statement will be effective with this prompt so then the writer can look at both sides in their response, making their work more credible and increasing their ethos.
- "Although betraying the country is an extreme measure that not many would want to take for a "friend", E.M. Forster emphasizes his loyalty to the ones he truly cares about in his quote." This essay is an argumentative essay, so using a counterargument thesis will help you support your side better.
- "I...I didn't want to take the time to come up with more thesis statements..." Since this essay requires/recommends more than three main points to focus on, using an open statement will make it more effective to talk about multiple points successfully.
- "Advertising degrades the people that it appeals to since ____, ____, and ____." This essay is one where you take a position and support it, most likely with 2-3 points, so listing out your points in a closed statement will make a strong start for the rest of the essay.
- "It's a normality for teachers to become upset over plagiarized work, but considering that they have seen the bigger picture and looked from the student's side of the story, they may have a different reaction." In this essay, viewing both sides of the essay will help make your point stronger and more credible. So, using a counterargument thesis is effective.
I hope making thesis statements wasn't a big part of it, but I did put why I did it so I hope that's good enough...
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