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figure out what type of audience would be interested in my essay. Based off this audience, I developed a persona who represents the weight room community by combining many of the characteristics I observed in individuals in the weight room. My developed persona is an ideal representative of an “insider” to the weight room community, as well as a representative of my essay’s audience. The type of audience who would be interested in the essay I wrote would be members of the actual weight lifting community

AP Language in eleventh grade and I believe it helped me create solid argumentative essays at that time, however, I do not believe that course actually taught me how to properly write an essay. Coming into this class I thought this course would be overwhelming and I would not be able to keep up with the workload along with the standards of these essays. Yet, this class actually helped me learn how to write an essay for example, what belongs in the introduction as well as the conclusion. My view towards

SCORING ESSAY TESTS* An essay test permits direct assessment of the attainment of numerous goals and objectives. An essay test demands less construction time per fixed unit of student time but a significant increase in labor in time and scoring. GENERAL TYPES OF ESSAY ITEMS* >EXTENDED RESPONSE ESSAY ITEM- is one that allows for an in-depth sampling of a student’s knowledge, thinking processes, and problem solving behavior related to a specific topic. >RESTRICTED RESPONSE ESSAY ITEM- is

likely present within this essay. Since middle school, it was engrained in my mind that a good essay is a long essay, so I have a tendency for wordiness. To elongate an essay, I tend to add needless words and sentences. For example, in the rough draft of the Whole Process Essay, I added several unrelated occurrences to elongate the paragraphs. Although my essays were long and wordy, the professor commented on vagueness and unclearness within the whole process and practice essay. Sometimes, I disregard

revision selections I choose the first essay and the last essay. The first essay is a descriptive essay “The Bike”, the last is an argumentative essay ; “America the Imperial Power by Design or Accident”. The descriptive essay’s main premise is describing an item and its importance to you. The argumentative essay centers on your ability to prove your point. I choose these essays because “The Bike” is my first essay and America the Imperial Power is my last essay. I wanted to see the contrast and

Patton looked thoroughly excited about his role. Of course, Patton looked thoroughly excited about everything. “Did you choose your side?” Logan asked, shuffling around some papers with neat little notes written across them. “Yeah. I’m gonna say yes, it’s accurate.” “Okay, so I will be saying it is not. That works out fine. Patton, you begin. Use the flashcards.” Patton took the flashcards from Logan, along with his phone to use the the timer app, and using his best “moderator” voice, he began

I also renewed ads in familiar underground B&D papers. Calls started coming in immediately for private sessions and questions about the play-parties and fantasy theatre! In addition, I was still receiving calls from men who wanted an interview-consultation with me for the purpose to inquire about becoming a slave in service to me. In 1991, a letter was submitted to me by a sincere submissive named Bob, who I had interviewed and qualified to be in service to me that year. This letter, typed on a

and examples from my own essay Introduction: -Does my introduction engage the reader? -Does my introduction present the text shortly? -Does my introduction capture the essence of the text? I do believe that I have written an introduction that engages the reader. I have chosen to write a more figurative introduction “The handsome prince followed by a magical weeding with the perfect gown […]” This captures the reader making the essay more fun to read. Structure: -Is my essay structured in a logical

constantly complain about how difficult writing English essays could be. This always puzzled me, as I found them to be a breeze--I 'd always get fairly high grades, even when I had no idea what I was talking about (which was most of the time). I don 't consider myself to be a particularly great writer, though, I simply picked up on a few simple ways to ensure a high grade on any English essay. Here 's a few tips for making sure that your English class essays consistently earn high marks. 1. Strong opening

few helpful suggestions to include in my writing, and a few miserably failures, I was able to see how my writing and habits have changed during the duration of this course. Back in high school, I was always comfortable writing only five paragraph essays (Introduction, three body paragraphs, and a conclusion), but I've never expected to write something more complex. Here, I was encouraged to include as much detail as I can instead of writing something vague As you can see, for my first draft of