Is Vaping Less Harmful Than Smoking?
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This is an English Essay, Argument essay. There must be 5 paragraphs total 4 paragraph and the conclusion. I have uploaded the instructions. If this can be done sooner than March 14th that would be great. thank you.
Sample Outline
Here is a sample format of an outline for your argument essay:
I. Introduction
A. Hook
B. Background information
C. Thesis statement
II. Body Paragraph 1
A. Topic sentence
B. Supporting facts and evidence
III. Body Paragraph 2
A. Topic sentence
B. Supporting facts and evidence
IV. Body Paragraph 3
A. Topic sentence
B. Supporting facts and evidence
V. Body Paragraph 4
A. Topic sentence
B. Counterclaim
C. Concession
D. Rebuttal
VI. Conclusion
A. Summarize main points
B. Tie back to introduction
Practice Question
Which options should you include in each body paragraph in your outline?
Select all that apply.
topic sentence
a summary of main ideas
thesis statement
supporting evidence
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Part 2: Writing Activity
Outlining Your Argument Essay
Prompt
Conduct research on an issue affecting the world and your life today. Your instructor may give you a list of possible issues. Then write an argument essay in which you argue and support your position on your chosen issue by providing three strong reasons and addressing one counterclaim. Use MLA style to properly cite three to five credible, relevant sources, both in the text and on a Works Cited page.
Directions
Create an outline of your essay. Use the format modeled in the Writing Skill.
Introduction
“Hook”:
Background information:
Thesis statement:
Body Paragraph 1
Topic sentence:
Supporting facts and evidence:
Body Paragraph 2
Topic sentence:
Supporting facts and evidence:
Body Paragraph 3
Topic sentence:
Supporting facts and evidence:
Body Paragraph 4
Topic sentence:
Counterclaim:
Rebuttal:
Conclusion
Summarize main points:
Tie back to introduction:
Instructor Name
Course Number
Date
Is Vaping Less Harmful than Smoking In 2022, Juul was ordered to stop selling its e-cigarette products in the United States. This came after the 2020 report in which 68 deaths and a further 2,800 vaping-related hospitalization resulting from lung injuries were reported. According to Gottschalk, Fraga, and Hirschfield (pr 1), the Juul ban by the FDA resulted from insufficient and conflicting data on the toxicity of e-cigarettes. Indeed, because of the noble nature of e-cigarettes, compared to traditional cigarettes, Marques, Piqueras, and Sanz (pr. 22) concluded that more is yet to be established on the toxicity of e-cigarettes. Nevertheless, researchers increasingly argue that vaping is less harmful than smoking and an ideal replacement. However, the current paper argues that vaping and smoking are equally harmful, mainly because they both operate based on addiction, which means that vaping is not less harmful than smoking. E-cigarettes are more addictive than traditional cigarettes, making them more potent to consumers and profitable to manufacturers and marketers. According to Jankowski et al., marketers and manufacturers of E-cigarettes continue to sell these products under the façade that they are an ideal alternative or aid to quitting smoking. However, they do not tell consumers that while one may think they are quitting smoking (traditional cigarette), they are simply getting addicted to the same nicotine, only that it is administered into the boy differently. In their research, Jankowski et al. (pr 14) concluded that people are more likely to be addicted to e-cigarettes faster than traditional smoking. This means that e-cigarettes are just as toxic as traditional cigarettes in the long run. Furthermore, even researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are not optimistic about the safety of e-cigarettes as an alternative to smoking. According to the US Preventive Services Task Force, there is insufficient evidence to recommend e-cigarettes for smoking cessation (CDC). The insufficiency of evidence has also been highlighted by researchers like Darabseh et al., who established that vaping causes similar effects as smoking on cardiovascular and lung function. At the same time, there is little evidence or research on the impact of vaping on other organs of the boy (674). While it is known that traditional cigarettes have over 7,000 chemicals, of which a majority are toxic, it can carry toxic substances like lead and other cancer-causing agents, making vaping just as toxic as traditional smoking. Thirdly, for non-smokers who take on vaping, their chances of developing respiratory c...