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Choose a frame from Section 05, plan its parts in the cards, then construct the thesis below. These frames are optional scaffolds. You can change the wording, use more than one sentence, or develop another structure that fits your argument.
Status quo; however, when the pressure arrives, the result follows because of a specific mechanism. That last slot names what produces the result. It is not a saying about people.
When [condition], [effect], because [what produces the effect]. The last slot names the mechanism, not a general truth. This frame starts with the condition. Effect-first can still be precise.
Although [benefit], [limitation or cost], suggesting that [qualified interpretation]. The middle slot names the cost. The last slot holds the benefit and the cost together as one claim.
Through [craft choices], [creator] develops the idea that [argument about the topic]. The last slot explains how those choices build that interpretation. Naming the techniques is not the argument.
Write your thesis in your own sentences. The notes below only compare wording; a shared word does not establish that an idea is explained, and a paraphrase may use different words. Check each planned idea against your meaning and evidence. This tool does not assess argument quality or assign a rubric score.