A descriptive essay question asks you to describe something—object, person, place, experience, emotion, situation, etc. Paint a vivid picture in words so the reader can come away with a full understanding of what you are describing.
Thesis Statement
Your thesis statement might look like this:
This paper describes how the Association Advocating for Women and Community (AAWC) serves the homeless women of Prince George.
or
The Association Advocating for Women and Community (AAWC) is a vital part of the community in Prince George because it serves the needs of homeless women.
Note the use of “because”. This is a good way to narrow the topic you are describing.
Body Paragraphs
Ensure
- each paragraph describes one aspect of your topic.
- the details of you essay are organized in a logical manner: spatially, chronologically, or from general to specific.