“Successful people ask better
questions, and as a result, they get better answers.”--Tony Robbins
“Judge a man by his questions rather than his answers.”--Voltaire
“Judge a man by his questions rather than his answers.”--Voltaire
Once
you have developed a focus for your topic, you will want to rephrase it as a
question. Ask yourself, what do I want to explore in my paper? What question(s)
do I want my paper to answer? This will help you to articulate what information
you need to look for and later can become the basis for your thesis statement.
For example, a topic on using animals to test cosmetics might be rephrased into
the following question:
- Is it ethical to use animals to test cosmetic products?
Next,
brainstorm other possible questions that may be derived from your initial
question.
- What types of animals are typically used to test cosmetics?
- How many animals a year are used?
- What are alternatives to animal testing?
- What
are some arguments for and against using animals to test cosmetics?
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