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Evidence and Examples
Once you have your topic sentence and first paragraph, there are several ways you can develop the rest of your essay. 
Your goal in these paragraphs is to make your topic sentence persuasive by including supporting evidence. In discussing 
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the well-
being of animals in zoos, for instance, you might talk about the quality of care provided for the animals, and you
could emphasize the number of deaths of animals at zoos. Make sure your examples are both relevant and compelling.
Compelling Conclusion
Your conclusion should be compelling. In your conclusion, you should clearly reiterate your point of view and use your
strongest piece of support to solidify your stance on the issue. You do not want to leave the reviewer with a lackluster
feeling, so make sure you leave a lasting impression. You can state your main point of view again, summarize your main
points, or make the reader aware of a larger issue.
Analyze an Issue Practice Writing Exercise
At the end of this chapter you will find a practice essay prompt. On one page we have provided a series of questions
and a basic outline structure to help you think through the elements needed for a successful Analyze an Issue essay. 
The questions will help you solidify your position on the issue, organize your argument, and draft your essay. Practicing
with these questions in mind can help you firm up your strategic approach to writing the Analyze an Issue essay. As you
work through the ETS prompts, try to answer these questions as you outline your practice essays.
Chapter Overview

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The Analyze an Issue task measures your ability to respond to a general issue by taking a clear stance and using
appropriate examples to support your decision. The Analyze an Issue essay always appears first in the Analytical Writing
section. You will have 30 minutes to complete the essay.