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Question 1: List out your various supporting claims based on the bubbled ideas.

Question 2: Re-sequence these points as necessary. What order makes the best sense for your various supporting claims? What information would readers appreciate earlier rather than later in your paper?

Question 3: Now take a look at each supporting claim. Can you break these claims down further? For example, does a claim include a specific concept that needs a detailed definition, perhaps a definition that might require an entire paragraph's worth of discussion? If so, you might generate a new "definition paragraph" in which you fully explain the concept to your readers.

Question 4: Do you have sufficient examples for each claim?

Question 5: Are any examples complicated and thus require much discussion? If so, consider creating a separate example paragraph to "house" this particular example.