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Which thesis is the strongest choice for an essay explaining the writer’s vision of a utopia?

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If a true utopia can ever be achieved, everyone must share the same vision and be willing to act for the common good.
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In my utopia, everyone would have equal say in the government, the weather would be sunny and mild all the time, and people would care for each other freely.
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Thomas More describes the ideal utopia in his text Utopia when he presents many characteristics of the ideal society.
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Which sentence needs the most revision to be made more specific?

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I have spent weeks without a computer, and I find it to be less stressful than when I have it.
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Technology, while convenient, can create problems, such as decreased human interaction.
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A life without technology is different from a life with technology.
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Which revision of the sentence "A life without technology is different from a life with technology” creates the most specific detail?

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A life without computers, smartphones, and tablets would result in fewer distractions.
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A life without technology would be more interesting.
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A life without technology would have more benefits than people realize.
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Which sentence is the best restatement of the thesis that follows?My vision of a utopia is a place where there is no government, no illnesses, and economic equality for all.

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My utopia is a place with no government, no sickness, and economic equality for everyone.
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In my perfect society, people govern themselves, work to end disease, and enjoy an equal distribution of wealth.
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In a perfect world, people have fewer issues to worry about and more freedom to do what they want.

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