- Read a partner's introduction:
- What will the paper be about?
- Do you want to read more about that topic? Why? Why not?
- Is it at least five sentences long?
- Does it make sense?
- Give your partner one way to improve it after answering all the questions.
- Read a partner's body paragraphs:
- Does each paragraph have a topic?
- Does each topic have an example from the book or from the Core?
- Is each example's importance explained? Do the explanations make sense?
- Is it at least five sentences long?
- Does the last sentence wrap it up and prepare the reader for the next paragraph/idea?
- Give your partner one way to improve each body paragraph after answering all the questions.
- Read a partner's introduction and conclusion only:
- What should be in the body based on those two paragraphs?
- Do the two paragraphs go together? Why or why not?
- Does the introduction seem like a beginning? How?
- Does the conclusion seem like an ending? How?
- Identify and underline the thesis/claim in each paragraph—are they the same? They shouldn't be.
- Give your partner one way to improve the introduction and conclusion after answering all the questions
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
E2: Rough Draft Revision Questions (CitR)
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