Apply what you learned in this week’s tutorial and discussion about writing thesis statements and creating outlines. Write a 3-point closed thesis statement that lists three reasons why your claim is true. Your thesis statement should be one sentence. You may use one of the templates below or develop something similar: TOPIC occurs because of BLANK, BLANK, and BLANK. TOPIC is true, as evidenced by BLANK, BLANK, and BLANK. TOPIC could be improved by doing BLANK, BLANK, and BLANK. Develop an outline that organizes the main points of your essay, as listed in the thesis statement you wrote. Your outline should include 5 main sections: Introduction Supporting Point 1 (these points are the three BLANKS from your thesis) Supporting Point 2 Supporting Point 3 Conclusion Your Supporting Point sections should each list 3 subpoints. Use parallel structure. You do not have to use complete sentences in your outline; however, the more thought you put into your outline, the easier the writing process will be for you in the coming weeks.