Structure
What is the topic/clincher rule?
The topic sentence and the clincher sentence must reflect or repeat two or three key words
accurately
free from mistakes or errors
an act of seeing something that is rarely seen
mercifully
showing kindness and forgiveness
desert
to leave and stop helping or supporting
When you must write a without a source text, how do you get ideas for what to write?
ask yourself questions
conserve
to keep something safe or from being destroyed
acoustic
related to sound or to the sense of hearing
to cry noisily while taking in short, sudden breaths
sob
dirty or impure
contaminated
What is a central fact?
the things you see in a picture
to look narrowly or searchingly
peer
done with great care and effort
painstakingly
affordable
having a cost that is not too high
dangerously unstable and unpredictable
When writing a research report using more than one source text, after you have sources, what must you do BEFORE you write KWOs?
interact
require
to demand as necessary or essential
willing to give freely
present
to express approval
praise
What is a fused outline?
the outline you make by picking notes from source outlines when using multiple sources; it is the outline you use to write your paragraphs
something done successfully
apparently
delighted
full of pleasure and satisfaction
improvement
a better version of something