<p>Is one well-developed paragraph sufficient to score a 6?</p>
<p>I find it hard to develop 2 body paragraphs sometimes…so I just go with one…</p>
<p>unless you really mean you want a 6 (I assume you mean two 6’s for a 12?), you’ll need 4 or 5 paragraphs.
they want a clear introduction paragraph, two or three supporting argument and example paragraphs, and a strong conclusion paragraph.</p>
<p>I agree with post #2. I got an 11/12 (one judge was generous – I totally ran out of room).</p>
<p>Cover both two pages completley. Tip: Write small. Includes quotes, real world examples, and a thesis which clearly shows if you are taking a side. If you do all of that, you will at least get an 8/9. Use strong vocab too.</p>
<p>One paragraph is associated with one support/example.</p>
<p>When you’re trying to make an argument, it’s usually a bad idea to have only one piece of evidence, no matter how well that piece of evidence is supported.</p>
<p>It’s also easier on the reader (which might make them more lenient) if you used the structure that post #2 described. The readers usually read your introduction carefully, skim over your examples, and read the conclusion carefully.</p>