Final Info

                                                Finals, March 12

For the final, you will be required to turn in an outline for an essay using one of the four rhetorical modes we have discussed in class. For those who will be missing, the outline needs to be turned in one way or another by Thursday, no later, so have a friend turn it in or share it with Mr. Schafer at sammyschafer@gmail.com.

The only thing we are doing on finals day is making the outline and turning it in.
Later, you will use your outline to write an essay that is due the following Thursday.

The essay will be 750-1000 words, at least four body paragraphs, and must use at least one of the four rhetorical modes. Your essay can be based on a brainstorm we have done in class or on a new idea you want to pursue.

The outline format below is the minimum requirement for the outline due on the final.

Audience(s):

Purpose(s):

Claim:

1. Topic Sentence:
    a. first example/piece of evidence
    b. second example/piece of evidence

2. Topic Sentence:
    a. first example/piece of evidence
    b. second example/piece of evidence

3. Topic Sentence:
    a. first example/piece of evidence
    b. second example/piece of evidence

4. Topic Sentence:
    a. first example/piece of evidence
    b. second example/piece of evidence