Thomas is researching his essay topic and finds a lot of interesting information that he can use. he realizes, though, that his thesis doesn't exactly fit anymore. what advice would you give him at this point?
he should come up with a new topic.
he should revise his thesis.
he should keep his thesis anyway.
he should find sources that exactly support his thesis.

the correct answer is b. he should revise his thesis

explanation:

in writing and especially in essays the thesis is the main claim that summarizes the position of the author towards the main topic or subject of the essay and therefore guides all the text. because of this, the thesis statement should be closely connected to the information and evidence used during the text, which means the thesis and the supporting information should always fit. in the case of thomas, the information he found to support his thesis statement does not fit the thesis, probably because his thesis was not correct, because of this and knowing he already has interesting information to write his essay, the best thomas could do is revise the thesis to make it suitable with the new information.

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explanation:

i should know the grammatical term

themes  are central to understanding a  midsummer night's dream  as a play and identifying shakespeare's social and political commentary. the dominant  theme  in a mid summer night's dream  is love, a subject to which shakespeare returns constantly in his comedies.

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