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TASK:In this assignment you will work with a selected list of phrases and statements, all featuring aspecific topic, to transform them each into viable thesis statements.RATIONALE:A solid thesis forms the basis of a good essay. Being able to effectively communicate your ideasin scholarly writing begins here.INSTRUCTIONS:Choose options from the following list to develop into FIVE separate thesis statements: Cancel culture Violence in broadcast sports Advertising and body image Fake news and social media Are schools prisons? Should we regulate the internet? Conspiracy theories Dating apps Social class and the gig economy Gender identity in online spaces Representation of race in film or televisionGUIDELINES:A thesis statement should feature a topic and a controlling idea (a critical observation orargument). It is usually expressed in one sentence but can be developed and clarified over thecourse of several sentences. A thesis statement is not, however, an entire introductoryparagraph; introductory paragraphs are built from the foundation of a thesis statement.A solid thesis statement will usually do FOUR things:1. Express a single idea. For example: Media literacy has backfired Technology and culture are mutually constitutive (they produce each other) Smart phones distract us, reducing our attention spans Argumentation is key to maintaining the health of any society 2MIT 1025 W222. Take on a subject that has counter arguments, which then subject it to rich debate. Thismakes it possible for you to contribute a new idea, argument, or example to theconversation.3. Choose a subject that can be effectively addressed within the limits of a scholarly essay(in this course you will be producing a final essay of 1500 words and you may use one ofthe statements you craft in this assignment as your starting point, so keep this in mindas you imagine the scope of your thesis).4. Imply or assert your conclusions about the issue/subject you have chosen (this istypically difficult to do until after you have written the paper)..FORMATTING AND SUBMITTING YOUR WORK:For each thesis statement you craft, ensure that you indicate which option you are workingwith. Your document should feature five separate entries, each bearing a heading that conveysthe topic or statement taken from the instructions.Please ensure that your work is double spaced, uses 12pt. font uniformly across the documentand is presented in a Word document (NO PDFs please), so that we are able to mark up yourwork with in-line edits and feedback. Ensure that your submission has a correctly formattedtitle page (see the Chicago or MLA manuals of style) and page numbers.When you are ready to submit, give your work just one more proofread to spot and attend toany basic errors in the writing, formatting, and presentation. Reading sentences aloud can helpyou to discern typos or grammatical issues that your eyes may gloss over.