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| What is a Topic Sentence? |
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| Sentence which announces the subject and the writer's main point. |
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| First Person refers to the person spoken to. |
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| Second Person refers to the person spoken to. |
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| Third Person refers to the person or thing spoken of. |
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| A word that will provoke a question. |
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| What is a rhetorical devices? |
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| Rhetorical devices of repeating your focus word or using a form of focus word or using a form of the focus word. |
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| How many words should a paragraph contain? |
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| What are chronological transitions? |
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| Transitions such as Then, Next, First and After |
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| What are cause and effect transitions? |
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| Transitions such as Result, Therefore, and Consequently |
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| What are the standards for an A paper? |
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Content is well developed
Organization must be extremely clear and logical with a variety of effective transitions moving the reader through a unified, tightly focused paper
Mechanics and Usage must be handled correctly
Style must reflect expertise with language and structure. |
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| What are the Qualities of a B paper |
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The Content must be well developed
The organization must be clear and logical with effective transitions moving the reader through a unified, focused paper.
Mechanics and Usage must be handled at a high level of correctness
The style must reflect some expertise with language and stucture |
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| What are the standards for a C paper |
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The content must be adequately developed
The organization must be clear and logical with transitions
Must move the reader through a unified, focused paper
Mechanics and Usage must be handled with an average degree of correctness
Style must reflect a basic understanding of language and structure. |
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| a word group that does not contain both a subject and a verb |
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