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    The document outlines questions for 6 groups to analyze an essay. Group 1 is asked to identify the 3 basic parts of the essay and how they are organized. Group 2 is asked to identify what each part contains and if the essay tries to influence the reader. Group 3 is asked what the writer is trying to persuade and if strong evidence supports the claim. Group 4 is asked if the purpose is clearly stated and if persuasive language is used. Group 5 is asked what kind of appeal is used and if the argument is logical. Group 6 is asked if the writer convinces the reader, what evidence supports the opinion, and what kind of essay it is.

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    The document outlines questions for 6 groups to analyze an essay. Group 1 is asked to identify the 3 basic parts of the essay and how they are organized. Group 2 is asked to identify what each part contains and if the essay tries to influence the reader. Group 3 is asked what the writer is trying to persuade and if strong evidence supports the claim. Group 4 is asked if the purpose is clearly stated and if persuasive language is used. Group 5 is asked what kind of appeal is used and if the argument is logical. Group 6 is asked if the writer convinces the reader, what evidence supports the opinion, and what kind of essay it is.

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    Group 1: 1. What Three Basic Parts Are Clearly Presented in The Essay? 2. How Are These Parts Organized?

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    The document outlines questions for 6 groups to analyze an essay. Group 1 is asked to identify the 3 basic parts of the essay and how they are organized. Group 2 is asked to identify what each part contains and if the essay tries to influence the reader. Group 3 is asked what the writer is trying to persuade and if strong evidence supports the claim. Group 4 is asked if the purpose is clearly stated and if persuasive language is used. Group 5 is asked what kind of appeal is used and if the argument is logical. Group 6 is asked if the writer convinces the reader, what evidence supports the opinion, and what kind of essay it is.

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    GROUP 1

    1. What three basic parts are clearly presented in the essay?

    2. How are these parts organized?


    GROUP 2

    1. What does each part contain?

    2. Does the essay try to influence you to accept an idea, adopt a point of view, or
    perform an action?
    GROUP 3

    1. What is the writer trying to persuade you to think or do?

    2. Does the writer use strong and relevant evidence to support claim? Prove your point.

    GROUP 4
    1. Is the purpose stated clearly? Defend your insights.
    2. Is persuasive language used? Cite parts to support your contention.

    GROUP 5
    1. Which kind of appeal (emotion, reason, morale) does the writer use?
    Prove your point.
    2. Is her argument logical? Explain

    GROUP 6
    1. Does she convince you to accept her position?

    2. What evidence does the writer use to support her opinion?

    3. What kind of essay is this?

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