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This document discusses how to analyze characters in a story. It provides major elements to examine, including character traits and how a character grows. To determine traits, one can look at a character's physical features, speech, actions, surroundings, and what others say. A character's growth is analyzed by comparing their traits at the beginning to the end and determining what caused the change. The document uses the character Minnie as an example to demonstrate character analysis.
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Recommendation Report Body
The document outlines the typical sections of a recommendation report, including the front matter, body, and back matter. The body section includes an introduction, methods, results or discussion, and conclusion. The introduction discusses the subject, purpose, organization, and scope of the report. The methods section describes how the research was conducted. The results or discussion section presents key findings and analyzes the data. The conclusion summarizes the report without including new information. The recommendations section suggests actions based on the conclusions.
Recommendation Report
The document discusses the elements and structure of a recommendation report. A recommendation report analyzes a problem, determines the best solution, and recommends solutions based on the data and conclusions. Key elements include an introduction, background on the problem, explanation of methods, data and visuals, evaluation of data, summary of data, conclusions drawn from the data, and recommendations based on the data and conclusions. The report consists of front matter, body, and back matter sections. The body contains an introduction, methods, results, conclusions, and recommendations sections.
Report Presentation Back
The document discusses the elements that make up the back matter section of a recommendation report, including a glossary, list of symbols, appendices, references, and index. A glossary contains definitions of key terms in alphabetical order with citations. An appendix contains additional useful but non-essential material like usability test plans or interview questions. References are listed sources using a recommended citation style. An index provides specifics and page numbers for long reports.
Recommendation Report Front Matter
This document discusses the typical sections included in the front matter of a recommendation report. The front matter usually includes elements like a transmittal letter, cover page, title page, abstract, executive summary, table of contents, and list of illustrations. The transmittal letter explains the purpose and content of the report. The abstract provides a condensed overview of the major points covered in the report. The executive summary reviews the essential points and allows the reader to decide if they need to read the full report.
Writing A Literary Analysis
To write a literary analysis, first carefully read the text to understand its themes, arguments, and narrative elements. Then develop a thesis about what you want to analyze in the text and how your interpretation adds new understanding. Finally, compose body paragraphs with evidence from the text to support your thesis in clear, well-organized prose.
Writing A Literary Analysis Essay Process Questions
This document outlines the process and questions to consider when writing a literary analysis in 3 steps or less:
1) Develop a thesis by questioning the subject and your interpretation of different elements like characters.
2) Gather evidence from notes and details from the story to support the thesis in body paragraphs.
3) Consider questions for drafting an introduction, body paragraphs with interpretations and evidence, and a conclusion that restates the most important idea.
What Is Plot
The document discusses the key elements of plot, including:
1) Plot is the sequence of events in a story and how they are causally related through conflict.
2) Conflict can be internal or external and drives the decisions and interactions of characters. It creates interest and tension in the story.
3) Stories have a structure including exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. This structure arranges events and builds suspense.
Writing A Literary Analysis Essay
The document outlines the process for writing a literary analysis, including generating ideas, determining an interpretation, and developing a thesis sentence. It discusses analyzing different elements of a character and choosing a focus. The analysis should include interpretations supported by evidence from the text. It provides guidance on incorporating quotes, citations, and a works cited page in the analysis.
Drafting A Summary
This document provides guidance on writing a summary composition. It instructs the reader to identify the key points, ideas, sections, and author of the source essay. The summary should have an introduction stating the author and topic in 1-2 sentences. The body should combine stages of thought and remind the reader the ideas are not the author's. It should use the author's name to attribute ideas and end by leaving the reader with a major idea or question. Quotations should be used word for word from the text while paraphrasing puts ideas in the writer's own words. A summary condenses the same ideas into shorter form using the writer's own words.
Summarization—unit 1
The document provides guidance on summarizing an article or essay in 3 sentences or less. It instructs the reader to break the document into stages of thought, write short summaries for each section, and determine the thesis statement. The reader is then told to use their notes and highlights to draft a concise summary that mentions important individuals, quotes key phrases, and captures the overall thesis of the original work.
Argumentative Essay
This document provides an outline for organizing an essay. It recommends placing the thesis statement in the body of the essay rather than the introduction to use inductive reasoning. The introduction should include an example, story, or quote to draw the reader in. Each body paragraph should present an idea supported by references to authors and include a counterargument or concession. A second body section repeats this structure to further develop the argument.
Comparisoncontrast Synthesis
The document provides guidance for writing a comparison/contrast essay on stereotyping. It includes potential ideas and sources from three articles on stereotyping by Heilbroner, Staples, and Gainley. The guidance discusses discovering ideas from the sources, grouping similar and different ideas, choosing ideas to use, organizing the ideas, taking notes, developing a thesis, and outlining the essay. The potential outline presented compares the three authors' arguments that an individual has responsibility to react to stereotypes in order to learn from them or help others learn.
Division Classification
The document discusses keys to writing a successful classification or division paper. It should choose a limited topic and apply a single principle of classification or division. The classes or groups should not overlap and the classification should be reasonably complete, introducing subclasses as needed. Several examples are given of topics and the identifying principle, such as types of drivers classified by color of eyes or uses for leftovers divided according to use. Supermarket shoppers are divided into three groups based on how they shop.
Writing The Research Paper
The document provides instructions for writing a research paper, including gathering sources, determining a thesis and outline, taking notes, drafting paragraphs, and using in-text citations. Key steps include reading articles to understand the topic, writing a thesis arguing a position, outlining supporting points, taking notes by paraphrasing or quoting sources, and drafting paragraphs that develop ideas and cite sources properly.
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