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    AP Essay Organizer

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    This document outlines the structure for a student's AP essay, including an introductory paragraph with a thesis statement, three body paragraphs with topics, quotes, and explanations to support the thesis, and a concluding paragraph to restate the thesis. The essay focuses on thoroughly discussing and analyzing three topics across multiple paragraphs to argue a position on the given prompt.

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    This document outlines the structure for a student's AP essay, including an introductory paragraph with a thesis statement, three body paragraphs with topics, quotes, and explanations to support the thesis, and a concluding paragraph to restate the thesis. The essay focuses on thoroughly discussing and analyzing three topics across multiple paragraphs to argue a position on the given prompt.

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    This document outlines the structure for a student's AP essay, including an introductory paragraph with a thesis statement, three body paragraphs with topics, quotes, and explanations to support the thesis, and a concluding paragraph to restate the thesis. The essay focuses on thoroughly discussing and analyzing three topics across multiple paragraphs to argue a position on the given prompt.

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    AP Essay Organizer

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    This document outlines the structure for a student's AP essay, including an introductory paragraph with a thesis statement, three body paragraphs with topics, quotes, and explanations to support the thesis, and a concluding paragraph to restate the thesis. The essay focuses on thoroughly discussing and analyzing three topics across multiple paragraphs to argue a position on the given prompt.

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    Anderson’s AP Essay

    Prompt:

    Introductory Paragraph – Three Sentences


    Opener:

    Thesis:

    Clarifier/Transition:

    Body Paragraph One – Nine Sentences


    Topic:

    Clarifier:

    Support/Example/Quote One:

    Explanation 1a:

    Explanation 1b:

    Support/Example/Quote Two:

    Explanation 2a:

    Explanation 2b:

    Conclusion/Transition:
    Body Paragraph Two – Nine Sentences
    Topic:

    Clarifier:

    Support/Example/Quote One:

    Explanation 1a:

    Explanation 1b:

    Support/Example/Quote Two:

    Explanation 2a:

    Explanation 2b:

    Conclusion/Transition:

    Body Paragraph Three – Nine Sentences


    Topic:

    Clarifier:

    Support/Example/Quote One:

    Explanation 1a:

    Explanation 1b:

    Support/Example/Quote Two:

    Explanation 2a:
    Explanation 2b:

    Conclusion/Transition:

    Concluding Paragraph – Three Sentences


    Transition:

    Summary of Topics:

    Restated Thesis:

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