Highlight the claim, reasons, evidence, opposing claim, and counterclaim in the argument below. Remember, you are looking for the things that fit each definition (use your notes), they may not come in the exact order that our example argument used. Pay close attention to your reasons and evidence. The reason should sound more like an opinion that supports the claim. The evidence should be more factual to support the reason. And just email me that stuff ok?

the third paragraph is the the soltion or ending of a story

the correct way to cite this in apa format is the following: smith, d. (2001). world environment day. retrieved from  

apa (american psychological association) style is most commonly used to cite sources within the social sciences.  

quotation styles can differ by use and by styles and every subject has its own unique style of quotation.

explanation:

i don’t know the story but to answer the fiest question about theme and   subject . theme is a debatable opinion about a subject while the subject is a topic the author deside's to stick with and use through out the book and in his/her writing