[Solved] ENGL147N – Week 1 Assignment- Argument Research Essay Topic and Proposal

The debate is chosen from the options provided and includes an arguable stance within the debate.

The debate is chosen from the options provided and includes a statement of stance within the debate that may not be viable for an argument essay.

The debate is chosen from the options provided, but the statement is not arguable. The stance statement may be a statement of fact and not an argument.

The debate is not chosen from the options provided or is off-topic.

In at least 3 sentences, the reasons for the stance being viable are discussed well, with specific reasons that support the goals of an argument essay.

In at least 3 sentences, the reasons for the stance being viable are discussed with reasons that support the goals of an argument essay. The sentences may lack detail or focus toward argument.

The reasons for the stance being viable are discussed in fewer than 3 sentences or are lacking in specificity or an argument focus.

The debate is not chosen from the options provided or is off-topic.

In at least 3 sentences, the student addresses viable possible opposing viewpoints and explains why others might reasonably disagree with the student’s stance.

In at least 3 sentences, the student addresses viable possible opposing viewpoints and explains why others might disagree with the student’s stance. The opposing viewpoints may fall short of being reasonable viewpoints, or the explanation may lack logic.

Possible opposing viewpoints are discussed in fewer than 3 sentences or are lacking in specificity or an argument focus.

No possible opposing viewpoints are addressed, or the viewpoints are off-topic.

In at least 2 sentences, the student addresses the audience for the proposed essay. The discussion of audience reflects a strong understanding of readers and of invested groups.

In at least 2 sentences, the student addresses the audience for the proposed essay. The discussion of audience reflects an understanding of readers and of invested groups, although the response may lack detail or reasons may lack specificity.

The student addresses the audience for the proposed essay. The discussion of audience may reflect a need for a deeper understanding of readers and of invested groups. The response may lack detail or reasons may lack specificity.

No discussion of audience is attempted, or the discussion of audience is off-topic.

In a paragraph of 7-9 rich sentences, the student thoroughly addresses the knowns and unknowns regarding the student’s chosen debate with strong detail and in a manner conducive to beginning research and writing.

In a paragraph of 7-9 sentences, the student addresses the knowns and unknowns regarding the student’s chosen debate. The paragraph may lack detail or may not be fully conducive to beginning research and writing.

The student addresses the knowns and unknowns regarding the student’s chosen debate, but the paragraph lacks length, depth, or viability toward research and writing.

The paragraph is either missing or is off-topic.

Five viable search phrases are listed, and the list covers discovering information, supporting the student’s stance, and addressing opposing viewpoints.

Five viable search phrases are listed, and the list covers most of the following goals: discovering information, supporting the student’s stance, and addressing opposing viewpoints.

Viable search phrases are listed, but fewer than five, or the list does not cover more than one of the following goals: discovering information, supporting the student’s stance, and addressing opposing viewpoints.

Search terms are not listed or are off-topic

The assignment document itself displays correct APA Style in headers, pagination, and title page. The writing is free of errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation.

The assignment document may have small errors in headers, pagination, and title page. The writing contains minor errors in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.

The assignment document may have major errors in headers, pagination, and title page. The writing contains numerous distracting errors in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.

The assignment document may completely lack APA formatting (header, pagination, title page) and/or may contain enough errors that reader comprehension is difficult.