College Writing 3-1

Writing Assignment'l 17
lmages
Words
Stimuli
Layout
Example = a
young, attractive
man and a little
boy, most likely
his son
Example - your
loved ones are
the most
important thing
in life and
beyond (Eternity)
Example =
relevant stimuli.
We all have
s0me0ne we
love-mom,
dad, siblings, etc.
Example = the
image of the
man and son
takes up two
pages
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Form a group with two other classmates. Then, on separate paper, answer
these questions. Place your answers in your writing folder.
1. Who are your readers? That is, who is going to read your paragraph?
2. What are your readers like? Consider age, gender, education,
and interests.
3. What do you think your readers akeady know about the ad?
4. \Mhat might your readers like to know about the ad?
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Review your information chart. Add more words and phrases to each
category to describe the ad more clearly for your readers.
Put Exercise
12 in your writing
folder. Review
the assignment
occasionally as you
plan and compose
your paragraph to
keep your readers
in mind.
* Focusing and Organizing
In the first step of the writing process, you collected information for
Writing Assignment I through a variety of activities. In the second step,
you will focus and organtzeyour materials in preparation for writing the
paragraph. This is an important stage in the writing process. By selecting
your topic sentence, main points, and supporting details (evidence)
carefully, you will write a more effective, well-organizedparagraph.