Question

When writing an analysis of a text, what must you provide to strengthen your point?

1. Rely primarily on gut feelings about the text

2. Provide specific examples from the text

3. Use descriptions of other texts

4. Keep your point a secret to encourage further analysis

Answer 1

I am thinking 2, but just making sure.

Answer 2

Yes it's 2 :)

Answer 3

When you analyze something you don't need to use much outside info to support your analysis.

Answer 4

Textual evidence is best.

Answer 5

Ok thank you :) umm do you mind helping me with one more?

Answer 6

sure :)

Answer 7

In the revision process, you should focus on

1.grammar

2. proofreading

3. content

4.spelling

i'm thinking Grammer on this one... what do you think?

Answer 8

Skim the info on this:
http://writingcenter.waldenu.edu/872.htm

any answer changes?

Answer 9

oh so it is proofreading :)

Answer 10

oh no, you didn't read it?

Answer 11

"some might say that proofreading and revision are the same thing. In fact they are different" quoted

Answer 12

I did I was stuck between content and proofreading. Oh.. I need to read more carefully.

Answer 13

"After you write your draft, look at it again to improve your ideas, evidence, and organization. " makes me think it is the content.. like everything make sure it is to your liking and everything.

Answer 14

it is content :) so you got it

Answer 15

Yes thank you :)

Answer 16

anytime buddy :D

Answer 17

last one... I apologize.

In an outline for a book analysis that reads,


Chapter 1

Characters
Setting
Conflict


Characters
Setting
Conflict

What is the most logical label for II?

Answer 18

1.Chapter 2

2. Secondary characters

3.Alternate settings

4. Internal conflict

I think it is, 1... or 3

Answer 19

-.- nevermind, it's chapter 2 haha

Answer 20

wait what? so you got the answer? :o