<p>Has anyone gotten a 11 or a 12 on their essay by using only one example in the essay? I just want to know if it is possible.</p>
<p>it isnt i assure you</p>
<p>(unless you have one example and divide it into 3 categories)</p>
<p>What about with two examples?</p>
<p>yes this is possible, i believe there are one or two examples in the Blue book with 2 examples, but they are lengthy and well written</p>
<p>Do you think that writing two example with the same type of example would work? (history with history or literature with literature)</p>
<p>no..bad idea...</p>
<p>If you use two examples of the same category, you'll probably need to make your point better (as in with more detail and clarity than two different categories of examples).</p>
<p>I got an 11 with two examples. One was literary (but I thought it was very unique and relevant) and the other was a personal example.</p>
<p>You can get a twelve with one example just as easily as you can get one with three. Just use an example/examples that you know well, or can make it seem so, that logically support your postion, and write clearly.</p>