Deadline #6 HW #1

Reading Reflection

Deadline #6 HW #1

What I gather from chapter 4, was how to back up your argument. You can back up your argument by using facts, based on evidence, statistic, surveys, or personal experiences. Your audience will be persuadable if your source is well known, or is an expert in their field. Another point to avoid when writing your paper. When your making a point, don't give numerous examples of your point. I know, I'm guilty of doing this in my ruff draft.

Chapter #16 outlines all the different types of evidence, you can use. Just because you have a lot of evidence, doesn't matter if you don't use it right. It's how you use that evidence to answer your audience's questions and give them the right information.

Chapter 19 Evaluating & using sources

When writing your paper, you will find a lot of information concerning your topic. Not all sources are reliable. This chapter shows you how to check authors, publishers, and the accuracy of the article. Checking your source is a must if you want a Great paper. You wouldn't want to give your audience bad information. This chapter also show, how to properly paraphrase, summaries, and document a sources.