English, 01.09.2019 19:00 Wocking310

Look at the outline for a compare-and-contrast paragraph of two editorials.
1.
2. first point
a. editorial one
b. editorial two
3. second point
a. editorial one
b. editorial two
4.
which best fills the blank beside number 4 in the outline?
a)counterclaim
b)claim statement
c)third point
d)conclusion

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Look at the outline for a compare-and-contrast paragraph of two editorials.
1.
2. first...