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Open-ended, Expository & Persuasive

Open-ended, Expository & Persuasive . FORMULAS. Open-ended Formula. Formula: RSS/RSSE FIRST Part / Question (first bullet) R – Restate question ( turn question into a statement ) (Begin answering the question) S – Support from text ( select a quote to support )

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Open-ended, Expository & Persuasive

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  1. Open-ended, Expository & Persuasive FORMULAS

  2. Open-endedFormula Formula: RSS/RSSE • FIRST Part / Question (first bullet) R – Restate question (turn question into a statement) (Begin answering the question) S – Support from text (select a quote to support) S – Support in your own words (explain quote) • SECOND Part / Question (SECOND & THIRD bullet) R – Restate second part of question (Begin answering it) S – Support from text S – Support in your own words E – Extend & Return (ONLYfor second bullet) *Should be at least 4 sentences, then return to topic.

  3. Expository Prompt Formula • Topic: This is the introductory paragraph that opens with a brief exploration of the topic presented in the prompt and mentions the example chosen. • Example: This paragraph explains the student’s example by describing the situation as it happened in context. (NOT a retelling of the whole story) • Analysis: This paragraph analyzes the example as it relates to the topic presented in the prompt. • Conclusion: The last paragraph in which you state your final point or resolution. • Have I proofread?

  4. Persuasive Formula • Thesis • Supporting Argument 1 • Supporting Argument 2 • Supporting Argument 3 • Restatement of Thesis and Arguments with conclusion

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