Answer these 6 questions from the essay attachment please. Objective: Analyze a sample paper according to the Stance Essay grading rubric. What “stance” is the writer advocating in the essay? In other words, what is the argument? In the draft essay, how

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Answer these 6 questions from the essay attachment please.

Objective: Analyze a sample paper according to the Stance Essay grading rubric.

What “stance” is the writer advocating in the essay? In other words, what is the argument?

In the draft essay, how would you describe the body paragraphs?

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· [removed]They are well organized but far too long.

· [removed]They are the right length but out of order.

· [removed]They seem sufficient in length and organization.

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Which of the following does the writer not support with an outside source?

· [removed]how much urban greenspace Birmingham currently has

· [removed]greenspaces increasing biodiversity

· [removed]greenspaces can revitalize brownfields

· [removed]greenspace access is plagued by inequality

According to the References row of the rubric, to what category do you think the stance draft belongs?

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· [removed]Unacceptable

· [removed]Meets Minimum Expectations

· [removed]Fair

· [removed]Proficient

· [removed]Exemplary

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What are your thoughts on the strength of the draft essay’s conclusion?

In reading this draft, which area of this line of the rubric do you think the writer struggles with the most?

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· [removed]Clarity (being easily understood)

· [removed]Writing mechanics (spelling/grammar)

· [removed]POV (point of view)

· [removed]Formatting requirements (APA style)

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