PPT-More examples Essay/Hypo

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First four caveats 1 These sample exam questions are simple in that they test your knowledge of only one or two elements The fact patterns are also very short

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First four caveats 1 These sample exam questions are simple in that they test your knowledge of only one or two elements The fact patterns are also very short Actual exam hypos are likely to be more complex and longer. What Staff and Volunteers . Need to Know. Presenters. Lollie Roberts. , Supervising Family Law Facilitator, Sacramento Superior Court. Rachel McKenzie. , Self Help Attorney, Santa Cruz and San Benito County Superior Courts . What is Speculating about Causes?. T. he . forming of a theory or conjecture without firm . evidence.. speculation. Any complicated problem has many possible causes. Your job for this essay is to choose an important, complex problem you care about . Short Stories Essay. Step 1: The Questions. What do I want to compare and contrast?. I want to compare and contrast the short stories “A Nincompoop” and “Thank You, M’am”.. The Questions Continued.... A . photo. . story. . is. . a. . story. . told. . through. . images. . often. . accompanied. by text . captions. A.  . photo. . essay. /. story. . should. . be. . able. to . stand. . Purpose: To Inform. Why is this important to me?. You will be taking an End of Course Exam with (1) expository essays.. You must pass the STAAR exam to graduate. It is one of your graduation requirements.. Ms. Murr :Year 10 - Semester 1 2015. A context essay is different in style to a text response essay. Unlike a text response essay, where the focus is the text, with a theme study essay, . the focus is ideas. Attacking the essay. When you write an essay you should be attacking the big . themes . and . ideas of the text rather than merely demonstrating you . understood. . the narrative.. Thesis. . – contention (essay question answer = contention; main point you wish to convince the reader of). Introductory Paragraph. First sentence: a general lead in:. ‘. Crises have a tendency to expose one’s true self.. ’ . Touches on the subject or theme of the passage/poem, and leads to the - . Thesis statement. THE. RHETORICAL MODE. RHETORICAL MODE. DEFINITION:. AKA:. Illustration. Essay . Illustrative. Essay. Example. Essay. RHETORICAL MODE. DEFINITION:. “illustration”. not. . as in drawing or sketching. THE. RHETORICAL MODE. RHETORICAL MODE. DEFINITION:. AKA:. Illustration. Essay . Illustrative. Essay. Example. Essay. RHETORICAL MODE. DEFINITION:. “illustration”. not. . as in drawing or sketching. Exam Review: . Section II: Free-Response Questions. Question 1: Synthesis. Read the prompt carefully to identify the task that they are asking you to complete.. Your argument. . should be the focus of the essay (it says that in the directions). First Paragraph: Introduction. The purpose of an introduction is to set your reader up for the rest of the essay:. Catch your reader’s attention, and get them interested in the topic. . Give the some BREIF background on the topic if they need it to understand your main idea.. First Paragraph: Introduction. The purpose of an introduction is to set your reader up for the rest of the essay:. Catch your reader’s attention, and get them interested in the topic. . Give the some BREIF background on the topic if they need it to understand your main idea.. The expository Essay What do you think? Why do you think it? 1 Why does writing matter? You are judged based on your ability to communicate clearly. Right now: The words you say - friends, family, strangers, teachers

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