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1. How do I find the central idea or thesis in a text?
2. How do you identify and make sense of conflicting viewpoints in text?
3. How can I ensure proper spelling and capitalization?
4. What is the best format for presenting information?
5. What are universal themes?
6. Why do Greek and Latin matter?
7. How can I make sense out of poetry?
8. What is civic expression?
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1.) To find a central idea/thesis, look in the introductory paragraph or conclusion. For individual points, its generally in the first sentence of a body paragraph.
2.) You can make a graph with the different main points and organize them into conflicting arguments.
3.) You can use spellcheck or grammar checking systems.
4.) Depends on the information.
5.) Its a general theme, like love, hope, bravery, and so on.
6.) Most of English is based off of Greek/Latin/Roman roots. If you go into law, medicine, or science, you're going to see a lot of Latin roots.
7.) Interpret it the way you want. Look for symbolism and use context clues to help understand it.
8.) Probably means the expression of a citizen, city, or community.
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