
SAT Essay Lesson 1
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Vicki Lindholm
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To help understand the set up and content of the SAT Literary Analysis
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Basic Facts
Test Date with Essay for all Michigan schools---April 12, 2023
50 minutes to read a passage and write your essay
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Fill in the Blanks
You have
Type answer...
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Basic Facts
The prompt won’t ask you to take a stance on an issue.
Your task will be to analyze an argument presented in a passage in order to explain how the author builds the argument to persuade his or her audience.
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How your essay will be scored.
Reading: How well you demonstrated your understanding of the passage.
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How your essay will be scored.
Analysis: How well you analyzed the passage and carried out the task of explaining how the author of builds his or her argument to persuade an audience.
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How your essay will be scored.
Writing:
How skillfully you crafted your response
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Match
Reading
Analyze
Writing
How well you demonstrated your understanding of the passage.
explaining how the author of builds his or her argument to persuade an audience.
how skillfully you crafted your response.
How well you demonstrated your understanding of the passage.
explaining how the author of builds his or her argument to persuade an audience.
how skillfully you crafted your response.
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Main Purpose of your essay
To identify and analyze the tactics that the author uses to build the argument.
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Multiple Choice
The most important aspect is that the purpose of your essay is to
Argue with the author of the article
Persuade the author that his/her argument is incorrect.
Persuade the reader that your opinion is correct.
Identify and analyze the tactics that the author uses to build the argument.
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Remember:
Main Purpose of your essay
To identify and analyze the tactics that the author uses to build the argument.
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In what ways do writers (or speakers) try to convince their readers (or audiences)?
facts
evidence
logical reasoning
but also how language, specifically diction and syntax, can be used.
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The prompt will ask students to consider the following elements:
a. Evidence, such as facts or examples, to support claims.
b. Reasoning to develop ideas and to connect claims and evidence.
c. Stylistic or persuasive elements, such as word choice or appeals to emotion, to add power to the ideas expressed.
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Multiple Choice
When wrting your essay you are to take a stand on the issue.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
One way to analyze an article is to
analyze the sentence strucutre of the essay.
analyze the evidence such as facts and examples
analyze how long the essay is
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Multiple Choice
Another way to analyze an article is to
Being able to connect the claims to the evidence with ideas of reasoning.
Being able to analyze the structure of the writing prompt.
Stylistic or persuasive elements, such as word choice or appeals to emotion.
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Multiple Choice
Another way to analyze an article is to
Being able to connect the claims to the evidence with ideas of reasoning.
Being able to connect how the author wrote the essay.
Being able to analyze the structure of the writing prompt.
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Your SAT essay will be 5 paragraphs.
Paragraph 1: Introduction with a thesis statement
Paragraph 2-4: Body paragraph
Paragraph 5: Conclusion which includes restating your thesis
To help understand the set up and content of the SAT Literary Analysis
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