For this paper, you will take one of the sources discussed in your Short Report and identify anissue in that source that you wish to argue for or against. You will then find a second source thatsupports your position. A minimum of two sources is required for this assignment.This paper must be written as if your goal was to publish it as an opinion piece in a well-knownbusiness magazine, newspaper, or periodical. It should be formatted, however, as an APA-stylereport. Whichever mode of publication you choose, it should still be relatively formal (i.e.Maclean’s or Forbes or Castanet, but not Cracked.com or similar).Note: You may propose an alternate topic to your instructor and, upon approval of the topic, findan appropriate source. You will then find a second source that supports your position.Content requiredThe Persuasive Paper must include the following elements:• Cover pageo title, your name, and submission dateo please – no complicated (slow-loading) graphics• Introductiono topic introducedo source material introduced by author name and titleo position defined through clear and concise thesis statement (central claim)• Backgroundo topic briefly contextualized, source material concisely summarized, and key pointsas related to central claim highlighted• Argument/Positiono content should support central claim / thesis by means of rhetorical best practices,while accounting for (i.e.: writing to) audience, purpose, and rhetorical situationas outlined in the audience analysiso if appropriate to the subject matter and effective, use sub-section headings,bulleted or numbered lists, graphics, or charts/tables• Conclusion• References – APA style (not generated using an automatic citation builder)• Appendix A – Audience AnalysisPART 2 – Audience AnalysisThis assignment will be written for a specific audience; to this end, in addition to the paper youwill include an Appendix that contains a 300-word audience analysis.An audience analysis is a key task performed by writers in early stages of a project. It providesimportant insight regarding how to appeal to/connect to the target audience. Therefore, onceyou have chosen your topic (and the position you will argue with respect to that topic) andbefore you start drafting your paper, you will have to choose a venue in which to take yourargument public.Choose a forum (newspaper, magazine, etc., online or print) in which you might imaginepublishing your article/paper and begin by investigating the audience for that publication. Youwill complete the “Audience Analysis Worksheet” as an aid to writing the 300-word audienceanalysis.Once you have defined your expected or target audience, make sure you tailor your paper tobest suit the needs and expectations of that audience. For example, you will have to makestylistic choices regarding things like level of formality and degree of reading difficulty (did youknow that most newspaper articles are written to a third-grade level of reading competency,for example?).Finally, you will form your results into a clearly written, narrowed, edited paragraph or two(remember the 300 word limit). Add the title “Appendix A: Audience Analysis” and include thisat the end of your Persuasive Paper.EvaluationWhen grading, I will be looking for evidence that your paper:• Fulfills the assignment requirements as described above and in the grading rubric• Conforms to the design specifications of APA style• Follows a logical structure for a persuasive document• Effectively addresses audience needs and expectations• Is the appropriate length• Persuades rationally and ethically• Contains sentences that are clear and concise, show variety, and use good vocabulary• Exhibits grammatically, mechanically, and syntactically correct written EnglishNOTE1 – required: do not use an automatic citation builder (including the tool in Word) for anyassignments in this class. No points are awarded for any citation element if an automatic citationbuilder is used. Please – just learn to write the citations yourself.NOTE2 – required: These are sources that, while entertaining and useful in some situations andin some ways, should not be used as research sources for this or any other assignment:Huffington Post, Wikipedia, IFLS, Cracked, etc.NOTE3 – optional: while APA Style requires double-spacing for reports, I do prefer 1.15 spacing.If you remember to change it to 1.15 for the assignment for this class, I’d really appreciate it