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Style 1. Style 2. Thesis Metaphor Beginning Middle End Simile Beginning Middle End Rhetorical Question Beginning – used to focus attention and identify issue Middle – used to acknowledge counterargument End – used to force reader to consider action options. Thesis

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  1. Style 1 Style 2 Thesis Metaphor Beginning Middle End Simile Beginning Middle End Rhetorical Question Beginning – used to focus attention and identify issue Middle – used to acknowledge counterargument End – used to force reader to consider action options • Thesis • Argument 1 / Beginning • Metaphor • Simile • Rhetorical Question – used to draw reader in and identify issue • Argument 2 / Middle • Metaphor • Simile • Rhetorical Question – used to acknowledge the counterargument • Argument 1 / End • Metaphor • Simile • Rhetorical Question – used to force reader to consider action options

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