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Put your information (name and ID, course and assignment information, and date) on the top left of the first page. Here is a sample paper in MLA Style that explains what the front page should look like. Please include page numbers.
You should have a works cited page. For this assignment, it will include the essay you are reading. Scroll to the end of the sample paper to see a works cited page.
The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate your familiarity with the prewriting and idea-generating skills you practiced in Units 4 and 5.
Use this essay in Reader’s Choice and complete questions 1–5 in the table below.
Mair, Raif. “Raise the Driving Age.” Reader’s Choice: Essays for Thinking, Reading, and Writing. 7th ed., edited by Kim Flachmann, Michael Flachmann, Alexandra MacLennan, and Jamie Zeppa, Pearson, 2013, pp. 452–456.
Weight Question Instructions
(20) 1. Drawing on Unit 4, create a map or outline of the essay you are reviewing. You can map ideas using your word processor or take a photo of a drawing. If there is quoted material on your map or outline, enclose it in quotation marks and include a citation.
(20) 2. Using your map or outline, write a paragraph (about 200 words) that summarizes the essay and explains the topic, purpose, and main idea of the essay. Include citations for all paraphrased or quoted material.
(20) 3. Identify the primary rhetorical mode the writer uses in the essay. Drawing on the appropriate course outline logs, write a paragraph (about 200 words) where you explain why this mode is dominant, using examples to support your position. Is this mode appropriate? Why or why not?
(20) 4. Find examples in the essay of two other rhetorical modes used in addition to the primary one. For each, identify which mode it demonstrates, and quote the relevant example. Give an example of each mode, and explain how it develops and supports the author’s purpose.
(20) 5. Choose an idea within the essay that can act as a prompt. Using one of the five strategies for generating ideas (Reader’s Choice 29–33), create some prewriting on the idea you chose. Whatever format, keep to less than 200 words. You can submit a photo of your work if it is not done on a word processor.
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