15 POINTS CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHICH ONES ARE INCOMPLETE AND COMPLETE THINKING, THERE'S 3 FOR EACH OF THE THINKINGS!!

In the second paragraph, the writer provides more evidence of the power of the sibling relationship by quoting a psychologist. Daniel Shaw emphasizes how sibling conflicts are beneficial to teach how to get along. Siblings can’t split up like disagreeing friends can.

The writer offers a contrasting detail that even though siblings spend a lot of time together, that also means lots of conflict and disagreements. So they may have an important relationship, but it may not be a good one.

At the beginning of the second paragraph, the writer presents the argument that the reason siblings get along so much is because they grow up together.

The writer explains with several details how the time spent with one another helps cement sibling relationships. Siblings spend more time with each other than they do with any other relationship.

Based on the title and the first paragraph, I think the thesis, or main idea of the text, is how important sibling relationships are, often enduring many ups and downs of life. I’ll keep reading the text to see if the evidence supports this.

I think this is about celebrating relationships with our siblings like we do Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. Evart seems to think that siblings deserve a special day too, so I will read to see what evidence she offers to support that.
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