Writing Assignment: Prove ItAs you know, a large group of people without homes has set up a camp near your home, and some people who live in your community want the government and police to send these people away. Others support allowing them to stay, so the community can help them.You submitted a proposal to present the side of the issue you support at the Town Hall meeting. Your proposal was one of five chosen to be presented at the Town Hall Meeting next week. The presentations are required to have the following components:An Introduction3 supporting sectionsA conclusionAn arguable thesis (stated in the introduction and conclusion)At least 5 rhetorical devicesAll 3 types of appealsAt least 3 different types of evidenceRefutationFewer than 3 obvious logical fallaciesUse your proposal from the “Stake Your Claim” assignment, and do the following:PART 1: Your presentation may be delivered in one of 4 ways according to the council rules:You may write out your presentation in the form of a 5-paragraph essay that you submit.You may submit an mp3 audio file of the dramatic delivery of your presentation.You may create a PowerPoint Presentation of 14-25 slides with text and graphics that support your position.You may create a media presentation with audio, video, photographs, animation and/or art work that supports your text and develops your thesis clearly.Choose one of these options and create your presentation.PART 2: All selections must be accompanied by an annotated outline (as demonstrated in the instruction in Unit 2 section D) of the presentation that identifies:Rhetorical devicesAppealsRefutationTypes of evidenceComplete your outline and save it as a separate document.PART 3: Submit both your presentation and your outline to the Writing Assignment: Prove It assignment link for grading.To ensure success, read the grading rubric.For help with editing and revising, view the 6+1 Trait® Writing RubricCongratulations on completing this unit! Now, continue with the course.