Essay 4: Speculating about Causes

There are various causes for complicated problems. Your job in this article is to pick up the important and complex issues you care about, and through research you insist on what you think is the most likely cause of the problem. You do not need to understand the reason for yourself - the research will help you determine (and your own findings and experience). Specifically, you need to do the following. Use research support and appropriate experience or observation to explain your problem, prove its existence and importance, and suggest possible causes. We must consider and respond to other reasons and objections the reader may have for your reasons. For guidance on how to organize this information, refer to the recommended summary below. In order to get a successful paper you need to find your subject and start your research as soon as possible; this is why you have more time to study this article.

The length of this article must be at least 6 to 8 pages, using at least 5 trusted sources and recorded in ML A. format. Task reference page

Note: This outline divides the article into sections, but each Roman numeral corresponds to one section, not necessarily a paragraph. For example, you may need to spend two paragraphs on each cause, or you may need to increase the time to explain the most important reasons to shorten the time when the discussion is less important.

Here you will learn the origin of this problem and how it will affect us now. Good sources of information in this part are books and encyclopedia.

Here we will show you the relevance of your topic to the reader, perhaps by using the relevant latest news event by showing the current relationship with us. Good sources of information on this part are newspapers and magazines.

Use facts and examples in your research and observations to discuss the initial reasons for the problem

Use the facts and examples of your research and observations to discuss the second reason of the problem

Use facts and examples for research and observation to discuss the third reason of the problem

1. Recheck your points and extend or deepen it or emphasize what you think is especially compelling

Conjective reason  Let's speculate on why things are this way or why things change to help you extend creativity (as you guess). Your reasoning abilities (show your guesses to your readers as you develop controversial strategies). Basic characteristics of the causative article  Description of the subject (There is a possibility that the audience may be widespread if not familiar.)  Convincing causal relationship to explain phenomena or trends. The reasons are displayed in a logical and easy-to-understand order.  Avoid obvious or predictable causes. The author provides important support for each of the reasons (facts, incidents) presented

Speculative reason paper: This article presents all the points about this problem. The introduction starts with that effect and asks "What is the cause ..."? And the body explains three or more different reasons, and some people may believe them. The conclusion allows the reader to determine his / her beliefs or to present it. Controversial article: This article claims your own thoughts. The introduction introduces the effect and ends with the question "cause of ~". The second paragraph explains the reasons for others' arguments (say, "Some people think ..." or "Others say the reason ...") . Then the body shows your belief in cause and insists on why it is the best explanation. The body also refutes other ideas. Please summarize why the reader should adopt your viewpoint