That is, what about the opposing view can you appreciate and can see that could be convincing? But, then, why do you suppose that this position is not sufficiently convincing? 4. The conclusion paragraph—summarize the central important point of your paper, and tell readers why your ideas about Angela Whitiker are important (that is, your conclusion should answer the question, “So what?”). Format: This paper should be written in 12 point Times New Roman font, double spaced, with one inch margins at the top, the bottom and the sides. Your paragraphs should have first line indentations, and there should be no additional spaces between paragraphs. Your paper must have a title. Finally, in the upper left-hand corner please type your name, the date, and “Paper #2.” Paper length: minimum two full pages. A successful paper will have the following: A clear and defendable thesis statement which answers the assigned question; Effective topic sentences; An organization that is logical, easy to follow, and includes the concession and refutation; Specific references, both quotations and paraphrases, to the readings; Relevant, specific and clear explanations of your key ideas; Logical relationship of ideas and sentences, using transitions; Precise syntax and diction; and …
Much like a Personal/Reflective Response Essay, this assignment asks you to read an essay critically, briefly summarize its main points, and respond to those main points or ideas. In this case, however, your audience is a more academic one.…
There is no doubt that you did a very good job in the introduction paragraph and conclusion paragraph! The title caught my notice when I read the essay. It is a really good idea that you used “popular culture” to open the body paragraph.…
Also, you did a great work relating the quotes with the explanation you offered. You did the same in your second and third paragraph, connected your ideas with the author’s ideas, explained and exemplified using quotes from the text. Your explanation on the analysis of the rhetorical choices is well-done, however you did not connect it back to the author’s purpose. Try to explain how the chosen rhetorical choice is effective in helping the author reach his audience and purpose. Additionally, I would suggest you to explain how the author’s rhetorical strategy works; it would definitely make your analysis more complete.…
provide more credibility throughout the essay since she was the one who is talking about her own…
This Rhetorical analysis essay was very difficult for me to get started but once I did I made many changes before I came into class with my first draft. I started by making a web trying to get my ideas onto paper so that it would eventually make it easier to organize into a paper. I have a hard time with organization so I thought pulling quotes and basic ideas I wanted to bring up in this essay would make it flow a little better. I started out by using the Faigly book to and looking at the layout for how to write a rhetorical analysis. After that I answered all the questions, which then inevitably got put into the outline to help further get my points across. The thing that helped me the most was only writing a little bit at a time rather…
I would say this essay needs to improve on it's structure by providing more rhetorical appeals rather than one to get the attention of reader more…
Below are some suggestions for what your essay might contain. However these are not prescriptive, feel free to develop your own response as much as possible.…
Though I get the main purpose of this essay, I don’t really think it has created an effect on me. Part of it is because I cannot relate to the character, another is that I know the narrator too well that I know what is going to happen. Everyone knows what is going to happen. Her personality is so set in stone that the room for interpretation is limited. We all know she is super anxious, worrisome, and over-protective from the way she talks to the audience, the way she thought of another woman over the screen, the way she rolls the stroller on the street. In addition, everything is so crystal clear and evident that there is no much need to go back and flip through the story once again to understand the underlining purpose. The ambiguity element is missing in this essay, thus makes this work less appealing and less effective on…
The assignment was not to construct a summary of the story you choose, but to personally relate to the subject in great detail. I would have liked to hear a personal relation to paragraph 3, maybe something along the lines of experiencing America’s arrogates. More so she only gave a glimpse of a personal example in paragraph 2 where she could have written in more detail about the “type of song played at my house hold that are less known.”. She needed more description for the paragraph to have a completed illustration. Over all this essay does not fulfil the criteria for the assignment.…
Make sure your expression is accurate and clear and that your essay follows a clear argument. .…
This assignment directs you to write a college essay of about two pages. The essay is a personal essay, based on your analysis of your own skills and personality. Since it is required to be a persuasive essay—one that convinces your reader that what you are saying is correct—you will need to be sure you know how to support a main idea with supporting details.…
This article is the latest in a series of video speech critiques which help you analyze and learn from excellent speeches.…
The essay is well organized but there are certain issues in organization. Para 4 is not relevant to the topic because it doesn't support her argument, in the paragraphs that precedes…
Hey guys, I'm writing my English exam soon, and would really appreciate it if you can give me some suggestions one how to improve this piece. The word limit is 400~450, so I'm a little over the limit here. Topic is: This is the story of a young man/woman who was able to escape from a difficult past to make a success of his/her life.…