This document provides instructions for an explanatory essay assignment. Students must choose one logical fallacy covered in class and analyze how it is exemplified in a fiction or non-fiction text. The essay must (1) explain the fallacy, (2) introduce the relevant moment from the text, (3) provide context for the moment, (4) unpack the moment and how it shows the fallacy, and (5) conclude. The essay needs a minimum of four quotes and must follow an analytic template with an introduction, body paragraphs analyzing topics, and a conclusion. It must be four pages long with MLA formatting and no works cited is required.

1. English Question
english writing question and need the explanation and answer to help me learn.
101A—Essay#1
Due: 3/16/23
Explanatory Essay: the style should be consistently objective, neutral--a clear presentation
of the original material.
For this essay, select one of the fallacies we have covered thus far, and show how this fallacy
is exemplified by one other reading we have done--either a fiction or non-fiction text. That
is, how does the course text (that you have chosen) provide a situation, an argument, a
moment, that reveals the workings of the fallacy specifically.
From an organizational standpoint, in your essay, first explain the fallacy. You will want to
(1) explain the basic thesis, and (2) any other idea(s) that your developing analysis will
refer back to. Then, introduce the moment from the fiction/non-fiction reading that
connects with the fallacy. (3) Provide the broad context for the moment you are analyzing,
(4) followed by an unpacking of the moment or moments, and finally, (5) how the fallacy is
being realized through the sequence.
This essay should have a minimum of four substantial quotes.
This essay needs to follow the traditional analytic template. You need to have an
introduction that will state the article’s name, the author, the particular issues of each body
paragraph. Then, in terms of the body, the first sentence should introduce the topic, the
second should introduce the quote, next implement the actual quote, follow that by an in-
depth explanation of the meaning of the quote/why it is significant as a concept, and finally
transition to the next proposition. Be sure to have a conclusion as well. Failure to follow this
structure will drop your score by 1 full grade.
MLA--12 pt. font, double-spaced, 4 Full pages (1000 word minimum)--no work cited
required
Requirements: good