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    The document provides a template for writing paragraphs analyzing a character's traits using the PEE (Point, Evidence, Explanation) structure. For the Point, a topic sentence should describe the character using one adjective. For the Evidence, a short quotation from the text should support this adjective. For the Explanation, the quotation's relevance and how it illustrates the character trait should be discussed.

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    The document provides a template for writing paragraphs analyzing a character's traits using the PEE (Point, Evidence, Explanation) structure. For the Point, a topic sentence should describe the character using one adjective. For the Evidence, a short quotation from the text should support this adjective. For the Explanation, the quotation's relevance and how it illustrates the character trait should be discussed.

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    POINT Topic sentences:

     The character of Holmes is an ……………… individual.


     Holmes is portrayed as an…………………character.
    Here you must use a topic sentences to Further sentences
     The author shows/highlights/outlines that…
    describe the character in question focussing
     The author uses… to highlight…
    on one adjective.  Another instance in which the author...
     In comparison to…
     The author reiterates this by…
    EVIDENCE  This is evident in…
     This is apparent when the character…
     A typical example from the text is when…
    This is where you must find a quotation that  We can see this when the author writes…
    supports your topic sentence.  … as the following lines confirm…
     A phrase which expresses this idea is…
     This is evident when the author uses…
    You must use quotation marks when quoting.  This quotation highlights…
    Keep your quotes short and concise.  The words …..connote…
     The quote……. resonates with the reader because…

    EXPLANATION  This quotation highlights…


     This illustrates…
     The verb/noun/adjective ‘………’ resonates with the reader because…
    Here you must discuss the choice of  This stimulates the readers curiosity because…
    quotation and identify how it supports your  Here (insert author’s name) shows us…
    point.  This is a prime example of…
     From this the reader can…
     Our perception of this is…

    Sentence Starters to Aid PEE Paragraphs

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