
Unit 4, Term 1: Explanatory Writing (E4)
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Jennifer Mittler
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Multiple Choice
Why must a writer use both a logical organization and an appropriate tone when writing an explanatory (AKA expository/informative) essay?
It helps the reader understand the information clearly.
It helps the reader understand scientific and numerical data on popular topics.
It allows an author to use more complex vocabulary.
It allows an author to experiment with different text structures.
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Open Ended
This answer requires 2 parts:
Give an example of a real-life situation where explanatory/informative writing would be useful, AND
explain how the skill of knowing how to share information clearly would help in that situation.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a required part of an explanatory essay?
Introduction
Body Paragraph
Conclusion
Personal Reflection
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Poll
Check-in Pause: Are you comfortable with the pace of the lesson and the content we've covered so far?
The pace is fine with me; no questions yet.
The pace is too fast; can we go back and revisit something?
The pace is fine, but I do have a question at this point.
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Open Ended
Pick one of the two questions to answer :
According to the video, which essay "don't" is one that you sometimes make or have made in the past?
OR: which essay "don't" do you think is the most common one writers make?
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Open Ended
Imagine a writing topic that would best be structured as a cause and effect essay, and explain your reasoning.
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OPTION #1: Write an explanatory essay following the guidelines and using the articles provided. Click here for the link: Unit 4 Option 1
OPTION #2: Complete the Unit 4 Option 2 portfolio (link to Google form).
1. In the POC course lesson, you must submit a document in the dropbox to move on to the next unit
2. Submit either a screenshot of the completed form or a document that states, “I chose Option 2.”
3. Then I will know to retrieve your score for this assignment.
Unit 4: Explanatory Portfolio Options and Directions
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Open Ended
In a sentence, summarize what the central idea of this video was. (Remember, summarizing is condensing into the most important ideas.)
Be brief but complete in your summary!
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