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Title: Types of On-Demand Writing


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Types of On-Demand Writing
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On-Demand Writing
  • Four types of writing
  • Letter to the editor
  • Editorial
  • Feature article
  • Speech

3
Letter to the Editor
  • Remember to GROPE
  • Greeting
  • Reason for writing (3 points)
  • Organize your points in paragraphs or groups of
    paragraphs
  • Prove each point with three specific examples or
    statistics
  • End your letter with thanks
  • Salutation after the end

4
Editorial
  • Remember
  • Problem
  • Solution
  • Benefits
  • Assuming your opponents argument
  • Closing strong

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Feature Article
  • Spotlight a particular person, place, thing, or
    problem
  • Find an angle
  • Usually light in tone, but not always
  • Paragraphs 1 or 2 sentences long
  • Quotes personalize the story

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Speech
  • Remember
  • Hook Analogies work best
  • Thesis Statement What youre saying and the 3
    points you need
  • Body 3 paragraphs expanding the 3 points from
    the thesis statement
  • Conclusion End strong

7
Rhetorical Devices
  1. Pathos
  2. Logos
  3. Ethos
  4. Analogy
  5. Repetition
  6. Assuming the argument

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Pathos
  • Appeal to the heart
  • Example For just dollars a day you can help a
    poor Ethiopian child survive in this harsh,
    barren world.

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Logos
  • Appeal to the mind
  • Example According to the KDA, Trimble County
    students scores at an 88 percentile in language
    arts.

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Ethos
  • Appeal to a specific cultural value
  • Example Chevrolet is as American as hot dogs,
    baseball, and apple pie.

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Analogy
  • Extended metaphor throughout a paragraph or an
    entire paper
  • Example School is a zoo.
  • Seniors lions
  • Teachers game wardens
  • Dating stalking your prey
  • Freshmen snakes

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Repetition
  • Repeating the same sound, word, or phrase over
    and over
  • Example Let freedom ring from Martin Luther
    Kings I Have a Dream speech.

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Assuming the Argument
  • Stating and proving wrong an argument someone
    might have with your solution or supposition
  • Example Critics may say the cost of a new
    school is high. Isnt it worth it to give our
    children a better chance to learn, grow, compete,
    and excel in todays changing world?
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