Using the Internet, Opposing Viewpoints in Context*, or any other database
Find source that shows an opposing viewpoint to your position in your essay.
Use the Source Evaluation Checklist to to analyze the quality, bias, and appropriateness of the source. Respond to the questions to write a paragraph. Be sure to include a quote that captures the main idea of the source and cite it properly in MLA format. This paragraph is your annotation.
Use the Citation Tool in the database to generate an MLA style citation.
Will you include this in your final draft of your essay or works cited?
* If you can't find an opposing viewpoint that works for you in Opposing Viewpoints in Context, try our other controversial issue databases, Points of View Reference Center and/or CQ Researcher