New Due Dates!!!!!!!!!!!

Due Friday, December 21st at the end of 7th period:

- All of your note cards. Do not print these. Any source that you used in your paper must have at least one note card on www.noodletools.com.

- A printed copy of your annotated bibliography. Go to your list in NoodleTools. Click "Save as a Word Document." Formatting Options are as follows:

Current Setting (click to edit)
List Title:
Annotated List of Works Consulted
Page Header:
Your last name here (followed by one space and the page number)
Italics/Underlining:
Underlining
Annotation Spacing:
Annotation starts on a new line
Include:
Citations and annotations

Then click "Export and Print."

Then, on the print screen, "click here" and choose "save," then "open."

Add an MLA style heading, save, and then print your document. I WILL BE COLLECTING THIS AT THE END OF THE PERIOD ON FRIDAY!!!

Due Wednesday, December 26th @ 11:59pm:

Rough draft uploaded to www.turnitin.com to the assignment labeled Research Paper, Revision 7 (6g). Remember: the rough draft is 50% of your second quarter grade, and it will be graded with the same standards as a final draft. Don't forget to add your "Works Cited" page to the end of your paper.

Calendar

Tuesday, October 2, 2007

Descriptive Writing

Description:
Is the act of capturing people, places, events, objects, and feelings in words so that a reader can visualize and respond to them
Suspends objects in time
In its pure form, does not contain action or time
Is a sensory experience
Is based in “showing” rather than telling
Objective description
Characterized by impartial, precise, and emotionless tone
Technical and specific
Accurate, unbiased, and easily understandable
Subjective description
Is intentionally created to produce a particular response in the reader
Focuses on feelings rather than raw data

Reading and Writing Descriptive Essays:
All good descriptions share four fundamental qualities:
An accurate sense of audience an purpose
A clear vision of the object being described
A careful selection of detail that help communicate the author’s vision
A consistent point of view or perspective from which a writer composes

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