Read some articles to answer some questions

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  1. Who is the author of the draft you're responding to?
  2. How effectively does the author use kairos - the perfect timing - and why?
  3. Which evidence best supports the argument? Why?
  4. Tone and op-ed style: how effectively does the author use the title and first few sentences to “hook” the reader? Why?
  5. Where does the author use “snap and sizzle” in the diction and how effectively do they do so? Where’s a spot that sounds formal and lacks snap and sizzle? Provide  specific examples for each.
  6. Op Ed Style: Where does the author vary the length of their sentences and paragraphs to emphasize key points and to control the pace of op-ed – for example, by using a one sentence paragraph, or a sentence fragment? How effective is it? If all the paragraphs and sentences are about the same length, offer some suggestions where they can employ a short paragraph or sentence.
  7. Which visual best supports the argument? Which link? And why? Which ones could be better integrated?
  8. What should the author prioritize when they revise?
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