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    The document provides guidance on writing different types of academic papers, including reaction papers, synthesis essays, and essays with an introductory part, body paragraphs, and conclusion paragraph. It explains that a reaction paper expresses the writer's ideas and opinions about a topic and is evaluated based on communication skills. A synthesis essay combines elements from multiple sources into a single written work. The introductory part should include a hook and thesis statement, while body paragraphs should have a topic sentence, explanation, evidence, and significance of sources. The conclusion restates the significance of the topic and evidence.

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    The document provides guidance on writing different types of academic papers, including reaction papers, synthesis essays, and essays with an introductory part, body paragraphs, and conclusion paragraph. It explains that a reaction paper expresses the writer's ideas and opinions about a topic and is evaluated based on communication skills. A synthesis essay combines elements from multiple sources into a single written work. The introductory part should include a hook and thesis statement, while body paragraphs should have a topic sentence, explanation, evidence, and significance of sources. The conclusion restates the significance of the topic and evidence.

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    REACTION PAPER ( MOre on Judgement )

    Glossary. - Reaction Paper. is a form of paper writing in which the writer


    expresses his ideas and opinions about what has been read or seen. Reaction paper
    is evaluated due to the writer's communication skills and only then due the unique
    ideas and the content. This paper writing may be informal, two pages long.

    Introduction
    -Summary or Brief Overview
    - Main Point / Theme

    Body
    -Feelings
    -Arguments
    -Initial Reaction
    -Do you Agree
    -Highlight points

    Conclusions
    -Overall Reaction
    -Common Ground

    SYNTHESIS
    - is the act of combining separate ideas , beliefs, styles, etc. or a mixture or
    combination of the same.
    SYNTHESIS ESSAY
    - a piece of writing that takes ideas, concepts, and themes from multiple sources
    and combines these elements into a single written work.

    Introductory Part
    -hook or opening statement in an essay that attempts to grab the reader's attention
    so that they want to read on.
    - overview of the issue you will be discussing
    - thesis statement

    Body Paragraphs
    - Topic Sentence
    - Explanation and Opinion of the Topic Sentence
    - Evidence and Examples
    - Explanation of the Significance of the Sources

    Conclusion Paragraph
    - State further significance of your topic from the evidence and reasons you
    discussed in the essay
    - A profound ending for your paper

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