Use your prewriting notes to build an outline using the framework below. Feel free to use this model outline as an example from which to work. Turn in the completed outline, the topic sheet, and the note-taking graphic organizer. Topic •Introduction •Background Information •Thesis Statement •Supporting Evidence, Part 1 •Topic Sentence •Evidence from the text •Evidence from the text •Evidence from the text •Supporting Evidence, Part 2 •Topic Sentence •Evidence from the text •Evidence from the text •Evidence from the text •Supporting Evidence, Part 3 •Topic Sentence •Evidence from the text •Evidence from the text •Evidence from the text •Conclusion •Summary of points made in essay •Restatement of thesis CAN SOMEBODY FILL THIS IN PLEASE!!! pt... btw brainliest

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