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P oint, P roof, E xplanation - PowerPoint Presentation

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P oint, P roof, E xplanation - PPT Presentation

Paragraphs Topic Sentence Title of work novel Author of work Overall argument Three parallel points see Parallelism powerpoint Example In the Brothers Grimms Snow White and the Seven ID: 776488

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Slide1

Point, Proof, Explanation Paragraphs

Slide2

Topic Sentence

Title of work (novel)

Author of work

Overall argument

Three parallel points (see Parallelism

powerpoint

)

Example: In

the Brothers

Grimm’s

Snow

White and the Seven

Dwarfs

,

Snow White

fits into the conventional female fairy tale character mould through her superficial appearance, never-ending kindness

and

naïve nature.

Slide3

Point

Present your points in the same order as they appear in your topic sentence

Include a transition word

Example:

To start

, Snow White is a prime example of a typical fairy tale female by being superficially pretty.

Slide4

Proof with Context

Include a specific example from the work as proof

This can be paraphrased or a direct quotation

When using a direct quotation, be sure to introduce it with CONTEXT

Depending on your primary source, your evidence might

include facts,

statistics, anecdotes

, logical argument, examples, elaboration, description or

definition

ALWAYS include a citation (page number)

Example: In

particular, this is shown when the evil queen’s mirror

tells her

that, “Snow White is the fairest of them all”

(2

).

Furthermore, the narrator describes her as fair-skinned, “doe-eyed” with perfect dark hair and luscious red lips (1).

Slide5

Explanation and Link

EXPLAIN

how your proof proves your point

LINK

your proof to your overall argument

Example:

The descriptions of Snow White demonstrate that unrealistic physical beauty is vital to her character

,

which is typical of the female lead in fairy tales.

Slide6

Now add two more points,

proofs (with context)

and

explanations (and link)

Slide7

Concluding Sentence

Title and author

Overall argument and three points stated in a fresh, new way

Example: As illustrated throughout

their fairy tale,

Snow

White and the Seven

Dwarfs

,

the Brothers Grimm portray Snow White as

a stereotypical fairy tale leading lady due to her emphasized beauty, exaggerated benevolence and highlighted innocence.

Slide8

This is all ONE paragraph (it will seem long)

Remember formal writing rules (see

Formal Writing

powerpoint

)