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Writing a geography paper can sometimes be a challenge. Read this article to find out how to easily write a geography paper.
Steps
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1Choose your topic. Make it as specific as possible. For example, "The Mississippi River" is more specific than just "Rivers". It should also be a topic that you know a lot about, because you’ll have an easier time with the paper.
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2Do your research for the paper. Go to your local library, look on your computer, anything to help you gather information about your topic. Collect this information on a graphic organizer.Advertisement
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3Write your introduction. The introduction should be simple, and state your topic. Try to avoid using "I" statements, especially on a research paper.
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4Write your body. The body of your essay should have the info you gathered, put into your own words. If you do happen to use the info as it was though, to avoid plagiarism, make sure that you cite your sources.
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5Write the conclusion for your paper. The conclusion should sum up all of the main points of your paper.
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6Revise your paper. You can always make any piece of writing better. See where you can add more info, check that your spelling and grammar are good, etc.
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7Hand in your paper to your geography teacher when it is due.Advertisement
Community Q&A
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QuestionHow do I get full marks on a geography paper in a unit exam?
Expert654123Community AnswerGeography is a subject that requires dedication. For this, you need to devote at least 45 minutes each day to the subject. Make flashcards, and highlight important terms and definition. Take important notes during lecture and practice, practice, practice. -
QuestionWhat is meant by plate tectonics?
DonaganTop AnswererIt refers to the notion that the earth's crust consists of various rigid "plates" which are capable of moving laterally relative to each other.
Warnings
- Make sure that you know your teacher's guidelines for the paper. When you write, try to have a list of the guidelines in front of you. If you weren't given a sheet, then take notes on a sheet of paper when he gives the guidelines so you can have them as a reference. If you don't know the guidelines, you might risk getting an "F".Thanks!
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