First, give a brief summary of the writer’s argument (claim). What is the writer for or against?
Next, provide 2 main points (reasons) the author provides. Be sure to indicate if the reasons contain any rhetorical appeal (logos, ethos, or pathos).
Discuss 2 rhetorical devices the writer uses (alliteration, repetition, rhetorical question, emotionally-charged words, imagery, etc.) and comment about how you felt after reading each one.
Finally, evaluate the author’s argument. Was the argument effective? Why or why not?
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