Write an essay about an important or intriguing subject, and speculate about why it might have occurred or what its effects might be. Make sure that it is an appropriate subject for a speculative cause-effect analysis and not simply a report of widely accepted causes or effects. Be sure to argue for the plausibility of certain causes or effects, while anticipating your readers’ likely objections to your argument as well as their preferred alternative. This Guide to Writing is designed to help you compose your own cause-effect analysis and apply what you have learned from reading other selections in the same genre. The Starting Points chart will help you find answers to questions you might have about composing an essay arguing for causes or effects. Use it to findthe guidance you need, when you need it.
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