To start, lets break down what exactly the question is asking.
What are we writing? --> An article (I assume this is referring to an essay)
On what? --> The statements point of view.
What is the statements point of view? --> Sports are no longer fair or fun like they should be.
Once we understand what the prompt is asking, we can move on to actually answering it. The purpose of the essay is going to be to explain. Let's use a typical essay outline to organize before we start to write and flesh out the actual essay.
Thesis: this should be built around the statement and prompt. "The author's point of view is that sports are no longer fair and enjoyable, because the motivation behind players has shifted to money, corruption, and a win at any cost mentality".
Body: Tackle each reason mentioned in your thesis: Money, corruption, and winning at any cost. Each reason should be followed up with supporting evidence from the text, including a quote if possible/applicable.
- Money
- Supporting evidence
- EXPLAIN evidence
- Corruption
- Supporting evidence
- EXPLAIN evidence
- Win at any cost
- Supporting evidence
- EXPLAIN evidence
Conclusion: This should always include a restatement of your thesis to wrap things up and recap. Try to end with relevant feedback or reflection, summing up what you've been saying in the body paragraph of the essay.
So! Hopefully that gives you a good place to start. I can't guarantee this is 100% for your particular assignment, since I don't have all the info on the question and source material. Good luck on your exam!
