Review Writing • Persuasive Essay Flashcards

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is an examination, report, survey, or evaluation

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REVIEW

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are short descriptions of films, plays, concerts, programs, etc.

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REVIEW

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these are written to inform readers or viewers about the event

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REVIEW

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giving also an opinion and/ or recommendation about it

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REVIEW

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5
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is an easy way to let other people know if you liked a book, film, or TV program

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REVIEW

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Types of REVIEW

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  • BOOK REVIEW
  • MUSIC REVIEW
  • BOUGHT/ PRODUCT REVIEW
  • MOVIE REVIEW
  • PEER REVIEW
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is a form of literary criticism in which a book is analyzed on content, style, and merit

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BOOK REVIEW

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includes performance review, recording reviews and composition review

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MUSIC REVIEW

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is a system where creator (usually a company) of a new product pays a review his new product

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BOUGHT REVIEW

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the evaluation of a movie and its assessment

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MOVIE REVIEW

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it is the process in which scientist assess the work of their colleagues that has been submitted for publication in the scientist literature

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PEER REVIEW

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Importance of REVIEW

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  1. Gives the reader a CONCISE SUMMARY of the content
  2. More important: offers a CRITICAL ASSESSMENT of the content
  3. whether or not the audience would appreaciate it
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APPROACHES in Writing a REVIEW

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  1. Choose a category
  2. Develop a clear criteria
  3. Make a judgement
  4. Gather Evidence
  5. Sum it all up
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this will narrow your focus and allow you to create a more effective argument

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CHOOSE A CATEGORY

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you need to develop a clear list of criteria on which you will base your judgement

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DEVELOP YOUR CRITERIA

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this list does not have to be explicitly stated in your review, but it should be clearly implied in your writing

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DEVELOP YOUR CRITERIA

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decide what you want to say about the subject overall

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MAKE A JUDGEMENT

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like any good argument, you need to back up your claims with evidence

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GATHER EVIDENCE

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this will bring closure to the piece and reiterate your ideas

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A.K.A argumentative writing is all about logic and reasoning

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PERSUASIVE ESSAY

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you need to choose arguments and evidence carefully

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PERSUASIVE ESSAY

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an essay format that is not difficult to follow

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PERSUASIVE ESSAY

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with this structure, you can create a detailed argumentative essay outline and format your papers like a boss

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STANDARD ESSAY STRUCTURE

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The 5 Step writing process for PERSUASIVE ESSAYS

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  1. Prewriting
  2. Drafting
  3. Revising
  4. Editing
  5. Publishing
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students should think about the issue and pick the side they wish to advocate
Choose a Position
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In order to write an effective persuasive essay, the writer must understand the reader's perspective
Understand the Audience
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Is the reader undecided or inclined to favor one side or the other?
Understand the Audience
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A persuasive essay depends upon solid, convincing evidence
Do the Research
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Don't rely on a single source. Pull information from multiple websites and reference materials
Do the Research
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Speak with community experts and teachers. Read and take notes. There is no substitute for knowledge of both sides of the issue
Do the Research
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Persuasive Essay Outline
- Introductory Paragraph - Body Paragraphs - Opposing View Paragraph - Concluding Paragraph
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Grab the reader's attention
INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH
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Focuses on one piece of evidence Within each paragrph, provide sufficient supporting detail
BODY PARAGRAPH
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Describes and then refute the key points
OPPOSING VIEW PARAGRAPH
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restate and reinforce the thesis and supporting evidence
CONCLUDING PARAGRAPH
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PARTS
INTRODUCTIN BODY CONCLUSION
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Parts of a Persuasive Essay
1. INTRODUCTION 2. THESIS STATEMENT 3. BODY 4. CONCLUSION
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Indicating the writer's opinion or position
Thesis Statement
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Gives an overview
INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH
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Closes with a thesis statement
INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH