• Is the purpose of the essay to educate, announce, entertain, or persuade?

EDUCATE the audience whom you are writing for by providing detailed examples of the topic in discussion.

• Who might be interested in the topic of the essay?

It can be interesting to students who might be looking for information to complete class assignment, also professor who can provide it as an assignment.

 

• Who would be impacted by the essay or the information within it?

 

Students who are searching for reading/writing education.

 

• What does the reader know about this topic?

 

Reader must analyze the topic, find the writer’s main point to fully understand the essay and the writer’s main idea

 

• What does the reader need to know in order to understand the essay’s points?

 

Reader needs to understand that there are different ways of thinking and examples that can be provided to support the essay’s points in discussion.

 

• What kind of hook is necessary to engage the readers and their interest?

 

Provide quality material, public must read a fact and evidence that supports it.

 

• What level of language is required? Words that are too subject-specific may make the

writing difficult to grasp for readers unfamiliar with the topic.

 

Simple/detailed language try to summary facts in your own words.

 

• What is an appropriate tone for the topic? A humorous tone that is suitable for an autobiographical, narrative essay may not work for a more serious, persuasive essay.

 

The tone used by the writer depends on the topic, an optimist tone is a good fit for an educational essay.

 

 

 

 

Write a draft of your opening paragraph based on Chapter 3.2 Opening Paragraphs from English Composition: Connect, Collaborate, Communicate

Our country has been impacted with a movement called “BLACK LIVES MATTER” a manifestation which was started after George Floyd was killed in May of this year by a Minneapolis Officer. African American people protested all over the country for weeks until they got justice for their beloved national. What is not different or less important is the disappearance and murder of Vanessa Guillen. A twenty-year-old U.S. Army Soldier with Mexican descendant who was missing since April and killed the same month at the armory room where she worked by one of her U.S. Army partners with a hammer. Her death body was recently found on the previous mentioned location, and I do not see a movement call “HISPANICS LIVES MATTER” or neither seen this on the news or at least not as much as Floyd’s case. In both cases a life was lost, and the same value must be given to them.