I know the one you're talking about....I used it as reference in how to set up my outline. It's just a sample to show students how it should look structure wise. Build your outline using that format only take things several steps further than the "person" did in the sample. That's how I got my 98%....took the sample and ran with it. The more stuff you put in your outline the higher your grade will be. And the benefit of doing the full outline and full conclusion is if there is any problems with it you'll know when your outline gets graded and then you can make the necessary improvements for your essay (Assignment 7)...and it will be much easier to write your essay because all you'd have to do is tie everything together.
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