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Describes the Opposing Viewpoints format for writing the cause and effect essay, providing four viewpoints on the topic of drug abuse, with model essays and exercises, and supporting research material.

Contains materials designed to help students write essays on the topic of censorship, featuring articles that provide different perspectives on the topic, and including step-by-step instructions for writing a five-paragraph essay, writing exercises, and other resources and research materials.

Contains six critical essays that debate issues related to the AIDS virus and introduces readers to the "cause and effect" essay with writing exercises designed to help students research, outline, draft, edit, and write essays.

Provides students with the information needed to write a five-paragraph persuasive essay about obesity.

Describes the Opposing Viewpoints format for writing the expository essay, providing six viewpoints on the topic of the military draft, with model essays and exercises, and supporting research material.

Examines six controversial essays that debate the issue of the Patriot Act, and includes model essays, sidebar notes and guided exercises.

Contains thirty-eight essays, including persuasive, informative, literary, personal and illustrated essays, written by popular authors that were given a writing prompt on a variety of subjects, such as, the merits of having a tail, time machines, space colonization, superpowers, and more.

Contains a collection of six critical essays that debate the issue of gun control, and includes model essays and writing exercises designed to help students research, outline, draft, edit, and write essays.

Presents a number of critical essays on the subject of terrorism,and provides writing exercises to help students research, outline, draft, edit, and submit clearly-written essays.

Contains a collection of essays that examine the issues related to animal rights, discussing animal experimentation, philosophical and moral considerations, andanimal rights activism.