Book ReviewExercise I: Identifying Parts of an Introductory Paragraph
Fill in the blank with the appropriate letter (a, b1, b2 and
c) from Part I. Introduction of the outline. The letter
in the blank should describe all information in the sentence
or phrase immediately preceding it. Answers can be found at the
end of this page.
In Writing About Literature (Englewood Cliffs: Prentice
Hall, 1995), Edgar V. Roberts (__) presents students with
a guide of topics for writing essays about literature in any
genre (__). Students are always seeking ways to improve their
own writing but are often lost when it comes to finding their
way around a writing guide (__). The organization of Roberts’ guide
clearly stands out as practical to students who appreciate its
effective and logical structure (__).
Answers: a, b1, b2, c
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