Thesis Statement- Strong or Weak

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Identify whether the thesis statement is strong or weak.

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"Social media affects teenagers."

Weak-Too vague

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2

"Shakespeare was a great playwright."

Weak-Not debatable

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3

"The portrayal of Cinderella in Chinese Cinderella by Adeline Yen Mah reflects the struggles of cultural expectations and familial oppression."

Strong-2 body paragraphs

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4

"Renewable energy is good for the environment."

Weak-Too broad and subjective.

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5

"The use of first-person narration in To Kill a Mockingbird enhances the reader’s connection to Scout’s perspective on racial injustice and moral growth."

Strong-first-person narration’s connection to reader’s perspective to injustice and moral growth

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6

"Renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, are essential for combating climate change and reducing reliance on fossil fuels."

Strong-Provides specific examples and a clear argument for environmental benefits.

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7

"Chinese Cinderella is about a girl who faces difficulties."

Weak-Too vague and lacks specific details about the girl's experiences and challenges.

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8

"Shakespeare’s use of dramatic irony in Romeo and Juliet highlights the tragic fate of the lovers and critiques impulsive decision-making."

Strong-2 points/reasons

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9

"The narration in To Kill a Mockingbird is interesting."

Weak-Too subjective

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"Social media negatively impacts teenagers’ mental health by increasing anxiety, reducing self-esteem, and promoting unrealistic beauty standards."

Strong-3 reasons

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