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Issue
and 
Instructions
the additional instructions move beyond you simply stating your position on the issue. The prompt is designed for you
to go a step further and address several other elements of the issue in your argument including:
• Instances when your position might not prove to be true
• Circumstances under which your position may not have the intended outcome
• Possible consequences of acting based on your position
• Possible challenges to your position
• Additional arguments that support your position
Analyze an Issue Writing Instructions
While the presented issues will run the gamut of topics, you will be asked to approach the essay according to one of
six sets of instructions. The wording may vary slightly from what you see on the actual exam but the instructions below
closely reflect the instructions you will encounter for the Analyze an Issue essay task:
• Discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the statement and explain your position. Also discuss
instances when the statement may or may not be true and how these instances impact your viewpoint.
• Discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the statement and explain your position. Citing specific
examples, explain how the circumstances under which the recommendation could be adopted would or would not
be advantageous in developing and supporting your view point.
• Discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the claim and cite the most compelling reasons someone
could use to dispute your stance.
• Ensuring you address both viewpoints provided, discuss which more closely aligns with your own views. Be sure
to use specific evidence to support your position.
• Discuss how much you agree or disagree with the claim and the support offered in defense of the claim.
• Discuss your viewpoint on the proposed policy and the reasons for your perspective. Consider potential consequences
of implementing the policy and the extent to which these consequences influence your stance.