2. Explain your position. The second most common
prompt, this type asks you to state your position on a
general issue. Often prompts follow this pattern:
“Some people prefer x. Others y. Which do you
prefer?” Here are some examples:
Some people prefer to live in the quiet of the country; others
prefer the hustle and bustle of the city. Which do you prefer?
Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.
Who makes a better leader: someone who is loved, or someone
who is feared? Take a position and explain your answer.
3. Describe a characteristic. This prompt asks you to
identify an important characteristic of a person, place,
or thing. Unlike the first two kinds of prompts that
narrow your responses, this type allows you to choose
the characteristic you want to discuss.
What are some of the qualities of a good teacher? Use specific
reasons and examples to support your answer.
People define “success” in different ways. In your opinion, what
one characteristic best defines success? Use specific reasons and
example to support your choice.
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