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11ChapterCritical Reading1.1Becomingacquainted with atextbookDirections:Answer the following questions aboutTicket to Write.1.With what does Part 1 deal? Reading and the Writing Process2.With what does Part 2 deal? Types of Paragraphs and Essays3.With what does Part 3 deal? Writing Situations4.With what does Part 4 deal? Grammar and Mechanics5.With what does Part 5 deal? Study Skills6.With what does Part 6 deal? Additional Readings7.Sample essays are included in Chapters 7 to 15. Choose an essay inone of those chapters. Where can you find definitions of vocabularyfrom that essay?Definitions can be found next to the selection.8.All chapters end with a review section. What is that section called?Run That by Me Again9.Where do you find the learning goals for each chapter?Learning goals are listed at the beginning of, within, and at the end ofeach chapter.10.Exercises within chapters have what general title? Ticket to WriteTICKETto WRITE1.2activating Background KnowledgeDirections:Compose three reporter’s questions for each topic belowand write your answers. When you have finished, share your backgroundknowledge with your writing group. Compare your questions and answersto those in your group to learn other ways of composing reporter’squestions.Answers will vary.1.Outcasts from society2.City life3.Problems with vehicles4.Unemployment5.Current fashionTICKETto WRITE

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2answeRkey1.3annotating a SelectionDirections:Select an article or use one provided by your instructor.Annotate the article, using the symbols above or others that suit your style.After you have finished, share your annotations with those in your writ-ing group. Compare what you annotated with the annotations of others,looking for areas that you or they may have missed. Then compare thesymbols you used to annotate, looking for symbols that might better suityour style.Answers will vary.TICKETto WRITE1.4Creating Questions to Increase ComprehensionDirections:Read the section headings below and create two possiblequestions about the content of each.Answers will vary.1.Methods of Voter Registration2.Secrets to Living Past 1003.Cause of Change in Social Media4.Decreasing Global Warming5.Italian Renaissance ArtistsTICKETto WRITE1.5Writing SummariesDirections:Choose an essay in this text or one that your instructorselects. Working alone or in groups, summarize the essay. When youhave completed the summary, compare yours with that of anotherstudent or group. Remember that titles of essays or articles go insidequotation marks.Answers will vary.1.Underline the main idea in your peer’s summary.2.Double underline the main points in your peer’s summary.3.Note any main points you think should have been included in yourpeer’ssummary.4.Note any words or phrases that were in the original author’s words andyou think should have been converted into your peer’s words.TICKETto WRITE

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Chapter3Discovery Drafting3.5 Generate Supporting Detailsheads Up!Isabelle did not use all the details she listed in her reporter’s questions; she elim-inated ones that did not support the idea of unwinding.Directions:The topicsentences below introduce paragraphs with supporting sentences ar-ranged in one of the three ways listed above. One supporting sentence isprovided for each topic sentence. Compose two other possible supportingsentences for each topic sentence.Answers will vary.1.paragraph with supporting sentences arranged in time ordertopic sentence:I can make it to my favorite weekend getaway in justunder two hours.First, I leave my house and take the south ramp to get on the highway.2.paragraph with supporting sentences arranged in order ofimportancetopic sentence:A recent survey at work rated the qualities of a goodboss.Being open to suggestions was the third most popular response.3.paragraph with supporting sentences arranged in space ordertopic sentence:I am really proud of my first sports car.On the front, I put a new vanity plate that says, “Smokin’ Hot.”4.paragraph with supporting sentences arranged in time ordertopic sentence:Downloading a free ringtone from a computer is aneasy process.First, find a site that offers the song you want.5.paragraph with supporting sentences arranged in importance ordertopic sentence:If you are hungry, getting to the closest off-campusrestaurant is easy.Exit campus through the east gate and turn left.TICKETto WRITE3

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4answer key3.7Identify Irrelevant DetailsDirections:Read the paragraphs below and cross out the sentence or sen-tences that should be deleted because they contain irrelevant details.1.I can get to my favorite weekend getaway in just under two hours.It takes my friend Marty only a half hour, but he does not have to faceas much traffic as I do. First, I leave my house and take the south rampto get on the highway. Then I travel east on Route 54 for 65 miles.Route 54 is designated a Scenic Highway, and I enjoy driving it. Route54 comes to an end, and I take a left on US 37. Five miles after that,I usually stop to get some groceries at Lucy’s Little Store. After that, Icontinue another ten miles to the turn off that takes me up the hill tothe cabin I rent on Indian Lake.2.I am really proud of my first sports car. On the front I put a new vanityplate that says, “Smokin’ Hot.” It is a mirror-backed plate with metallicblue lettering, which matches the metallic blue of the car. I had it pin-striped with a thin line of smoke curling from the front quarter panelsall the way down the sides to the rear quarter panels. My cousin Jimmydoes awesome detail work and gave me a good deal on the paint job.On the front quarter panels, I installed chrome alloy side vents thatswoop upward toward the hood. Above the side vents, on the outeredge of the hood, I put two chrome hood scoops with five vent slots.Once again, Jimmy came through for me and did not charge me any-thing over cost for the eye candy. Behind the quarter panel vents, thedoors were trimmed out in chrome that matched the vents and my new22-inch spoked chrome wheels. My dad says I wasted a lot of money,but he just does not understand the importance of a smoking hot car.3.A recent survey at work rated the qualities of a good boss. I workat Talbot Productions, and three people in management recently leftfor other jobs. Being open to suggestions was the third most popularresponse. Next came being willing to support the people who workunder the bosses. This included being helpful and giving constructivecriticism. My boss, Anthony Hardinger, has never helped me, eventhough I have asked him to a bunch of times. The quality that wasrated highest was recognition of good workers. Mr. Hardinger hashardly ever spoken to me, much less recognized that I have done agood job.4.Downloading a free ringtone from a computer is an easy process.I recently got Rihana’s “Rude Boy,” and I love it. First, find a site that istrustworthy and offers the types of ringtones you want. Next, previewthe ringtones and listen to the sound bytes to determine if the soundquality is adequate. After you find the ringtone you want, enter thename of your carrier and your cell phone number. Then, before yousend the ringtone two your phone, make sure you have not agreed toreceive any unwanted email subscription or push messages. I alreadyget a lot of pushes I do not want from my carrier, advertising textingand calling deals. Finally, have the ringtone sent to your phone.TICKETto WRITE

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answer key53.11Find Support for a WorkingthesisStatementDirections:Below are five working thesis statements and topic sentencesfor their body paragraphs. Working alone or in groups, compose additionalsupporting sentences for each body paragraph. Answers will vary.1.Working thesis statement:The American Red Cross says that threesteps for disaster preparedness are assembling a basic supply kit,making a plan, and being informed.Body paragraph 1 topic sentence:A basic supply kit should havefood supplies, medical supplies, and documents.Supporting details sentences:Body paragraph 2 topic sentence:Everyone in the house should beinvolved in planning.Supporting details sentences:Body paragraph 3 topic sentence:All family members should also beinformed.Supporting details sentences:2.Working thesis statement:Among the activities that are available thisweekend are going to the movies, watching television, and attendingsporting events.Body paragraph 1 topic sentence:A number of movies are showingthis weekend.Supporting details sentences:Body paragraph 2 topic sentence:Television always has a lot to offeron the weekends.Supporting details sentences:Body paragraph 3 topic sentence:Many different sports are playedin our area.Supporting details sentences:3.Working thesis statement:My best friend recently moved across thecountry, and I miss many things about her.Body paragraph 1 topic sentence:I miss her sense of humor.Supporting details sentences:Body paragraph 2 topic sentence:I also miss her impulsiveness.Supporting details sentences:Body paragraph 3 topic sentence:Most of all, I miss the way wedepended on each other.Supporting details sentences:TICKETto WRITE(continued)

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6answer key4.Working thesis statement:Josh went through several stages when hecame down with the flu.Body paragraph 1 topic sentence:Josh first had both chills and afever.Supporting details sentences:Body paragraph 2 topic sentence:Although he stayed home fromwork and school to rest, Josh could not get much sleep.Supporting details sentences:Body paragraph 3 topic sentence:Josh finally began feeling betterafter about four days of misery.Supporting details sentences:5.Working thesis statement:Today I have three reasons to smile.Body paragraph 1 topic sentence:The first reason I am smiling hasto do with my work.Supporting details sentences:Body paragraph 2 topic sentence:I am also smiling because ofsomething that happened at home.Supporting details sentences:Body paragraph 3 topic sentence:My biggest smile comes becauseof college.Supporting details sentences:

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answer key73.13eliminate Irrelevant DetailsDirections:The following body paragraphs come from an essay aboutchanges a student recommends to improve college football. Find andunderline the topic sentence of each body paragraph. Then ask yourselfwhich sentences are not relevant to what the writer expresses in the topicsentences (which sentences do not contribute to the paragraph’s unity) andcross them out.thesis statement:To decide the national champion, the NCAA shouldreplace the current system that uses a selection committee with a trueplayoff system.The way it works now, the final four football teams competing for thechampionship are decided by only 13 individuals. The people who makeup this committee might not be objective, so rankings that come fromthem might not be objective, either. President Obama said that he is favorof a playoff system.Also, a team can lose early in the season and then be out of the runningto be champion, even though it might improve the rest of the season. Hereat Oak Grove State, we are currently 4-1, and fans hope we are not goingto lose any other games. Look at last year’s records. Burton University lostthe first game and then won all the rest of them. McCarty College lost itssecond game when its star quarterback was out with mono, and then itwon all the rest by at least twenty points.A third reason to have a true playoff system is that sometimes schoolsschedule games against weaker opponents just so they can have a goodrecord at the end of the season. If a school with a great team plays aschool that has a lousy team, everybody knows that the great team willalmost always win. I think that is what Bell A&T has done for years. It isnot fair to schedule games against weaker teams just so your team canhave a good record. A true playoff system would take into account all winsand losses and conference winners and could provide wildcard spots forindependent teams with winning records.TICKETto WRITE

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8answer key3.14Order oftime, Space, and ImportanceDirections:Read the following thesis statements. Working alone or ingroups, determine if the body paragraphs that would follow them shouldbe arranged according to time, space, or importance. In the spacesprovided, writeTfor time,Sfor space, orIfor importance.S1.Looking around the classroom, I see several pieces of equipmentthat are unfamiliar.I2.Sportscasters are citing three reasons the Mustangs will win theSuper Bowl this year.T3.Brandon’s outlook on education was influenced by his first dayin kindergarten, his seventh grade teacher, and an encounterwith his high school principal.S4.Surveying the crime scene, Sheriff Abbott noted the ceilingsprayed with white paint, the walls with blue paint, and the floorwith green paint.T5.In the early 1900s, women were told that their names shouldappear in the paper only when they were born, when theymarried, and when they died.I6.After I stopped smoking, my clothes did not smell anymore, I hadmore spending money, and my health improved dramatically.T7.After much deliberation the previous night, Tyler decided thatthe best use of his time was to finish his homework, then studyfor his test, then go to the party.S8.After the sports complex is completed, looking left from thereyou will see Moss Library, Sommers Residential Hall, and thenBusby Student Center.I9.Wearing a bicycle helmet is inexpensive, is sometimes mandatory,and can save lives.T10.I decided my party affiliation, registered to vote, and thenproudly cast my first ballot.TICKETto WRITE

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answer key93.16addtransitionsDirections:Add the appropriate transitional words and phrases to theparagraph below.along withbeforebutfinallyfirsthowevernextthenTo copyright a DVD you create,firstlog on to the web site for theU.S. Copyright Office.Next, fill out the form labeled CO(copyrightoffice).Thensubmit your form electronically, which willbegin theprocess. You will,however, need to send a hard copy via the mail,along withyour DVD.Finally, pay the registration fee. Your work isregistered,butyou may have to wait up to six monthsbeforeyoureceive your official certificate.TICKETto WRITE3.17addtransitions and DetailsDirections:The paragraph below lacks both the details and transitionsneeded to make it read well. Working alone or in groups, rewrite thisparagraph, adding appropriate details and transitions. Answers will vary.Watching a movie at home is different than watching one in a theater.At home, you can wear what you want. You can eat or drink what you want.You can watch the movie when you want. A theater has a larger screenthan you have at home. A theater has a better sound system. In a theater,you get better popcorn.TICKETto WRITE

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10answer key3.19Identifyingtypes of IntroductionsDirections:Review the paragraphs below and determine what type ofintroduction each is. WriteGSfor general subject,BDfor backgrounddetail,Afor anecdote, orSIfor surprising information.SI1.As identity theft increases, many people are using their cellphones instead of land lines. They believe information land linesoften provide (caller ID numbers, name and addressinformationlisted in telephone books) makes their lives too open. Whatthey do not realize, though, is that certain cell phone servicesprovide access to information not only about callers’ names andaddresses but also about the callers’ neighbors, address history,and a number of public records that relate to them.GS2.All over the country, many colleges are facing budget cuts.Our college is no different. One way our administration canaddress this is by capping faculty and staff salaries. Another wayis toincrease tuition fees. The best way, however, is to saveutilityfees by shutting down dorms, offices, and the library during thetimes when classes are not in session, such as from December 23to January 5.A3.John Standers really wanted a job at Critman Industrials, andhis uncle was able to pull some strings to get him an interview.Needless to say, John did not get the job after he arrived fifteenminutes late and came dressed in a shirt that had a coffee stainon the front. Six months later, John’s uncle arranged for anotherinterview, but this time John was late again. Sometimes, peoplewho get a second chance do not realize their good fortune anddo not learn from their mistakes.BD4.In the two years since Speedy Fuel and Food opened at thecorner of Drury Lane and Highway 61, a number of problemshave arisen. The location, often scattered with garbage, is un-sightly. Although the food it offers comes at a low price, theunsanitary conditions of the kitchen have been cited six times bythe Health Department. Maybe the worst offense is the pricesthat Speedy Fuel advertises on its signs are often as much as fivecents lower than the prices the pumps actually charge. Because ofall of these problems, Speedy Fuel and Food needs to be closed.TICKETto WRITE

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answer key113.21Identifyingtypes of ConclusionsDirections:Review the paragraphs below and determine what type ofconclusion each is. WriteTRfor thesis statement reminder,PQfor provocativequestion, orP/Sfor proposal or solution.TR1.My life away from campus is somewhat different from thatof many of my younger classmates. We share the experience oftaking classes, worrying about finding time to study, keepingup with class lectures, and completing assignments on time. Yet,as an older student, I have work and family obligations mosttraditional students do not have.P/S2.The people of Johnstown have made clear that they do notwant additional revenue to come from increased taxes. Still, allrealize the city is in desperate need of a new high school andof a solution to ongoing flooding problems. The only solutionto these problems is to allow riverboat gambling, which wouldgenerate revenue without increasing taxes.PQ3.For the past ten years, population numbers in our state havebeen declining, but not here in Webster City. The low cost ofliving, the nearby access to outdoor activities, and the growingnumber of industries are key to drawing new residents andkeeping native citizens. With these advantages, who would notwant to live in Webster City?TR4.That is when I realized DJ, the man whose company I hadalways relished, was not who I had thought he was. Similar toother people, he was human and had failings. Maybe it was thatinsight or maybe it was my age, but from that point on, I beganto look at adults with more skepticism and, I think, with far morewisdom—the wisdom to recognize that nobody’s perfect.TICKETto WRITE

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12Revising4Chapter4.6revising for CoherenceDirections:Below are the first three paragraphs from Radley’s essay ondefining hisculture. Working alone or in groups, underline Radley’s thesisstatement. Then revise the paragraphs by providing any missing transi-tions, repeated key words, or additional linking details that would improvethecoherenceof these paragraphs.Answers will vary.TICKETto WRITE4.8revising withprecise and Vivid LanguageDirections:Working alone or in groups, revise the sentences below so thewords in italics are more vivid and precise.Answers will vary.1.Thesadfact is that we paid eight dollars each to see a movie that wedid not like.2.Seeing the oncoming traffic, three adultswentafterthe little children.3.Bobbysaidto Bobbi, “What agoodfriend you are.”4.When we talked with her via Skype, Leslie reported that she had hadagreatday.5.Increasing levels of mercury are abigconcern to the fishing industry.TICKETto WRITE

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answeRkey134.10revising by Moving DetailsDirections:Below is a body paragraph James composed for an essayabout online classes at his college. Working alone or in groups, revise theparagraph by determining which sentence(s) James should move for hisparagraph to be more logical and convincing. Then, using the numbers atthe beginning of the sentences, write out the correct order in which thesentences should appear.Correct order: 5, 2, 1, 4, 3, 7, 6TICKETto WRITE4.9revising withadditional DetailsDirections:Below are several suggestions a writer gave for an essay thatdealt with ways to save money. Working alone or in groups, add details tothe sentences below or compose additional sentences so readers will havea clearer understanding and appreciation of the topic.Answers will vary.1.Saving gas money is easy.2.Food costs can be cut in several ways.3.Food costs account for a large part of everyone’s budget.4.The telephone is another big money guzzler.5.Cutting down on utility bills will save money.TICKETto WRITE

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14Chapter5Editing and Proofreading5.2editing andproofreadingDirections:Below is an essay Kyle presented to her peer review group.After reading the essay, use the Revision Checklist for Peer Reviewingto find areas that need improvement.Answers will vary.TICKETto WRITE

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