ENGL147N Week 6 Quiz: Effective Peer Review and Features of Argument Genres

ENGL147N Week 6 Quiz: Effective Peer Review and Features of Argument Genres ENGL147N – Week 6 Quiz: Effective Peer Review and Features of Argument Genres Question 1 Which of the following would be the most helpful comment on a peer review sheet in the section on “balance” in writing?  I did notice that in paragraph 4, while you presented opposing viewpoints (sources and your own logical ideas for opposition), the paragraph was mostly evidence. You refuted your Smith source in one sentence; I would work toward fully addressing every opposing concept fully for argument strength and for balance, so that your voice is the loudest one.  You have sources sometimes that you don’t explain very well; be sure to explain your sources.  Balance: Everything is pretty well balanced. Good work!  It looks like you have about 5% of your paper quoted. That’s a good balance! Correct Answer: I did notice that in paragraph 4, while you presented opposing viewpoints (sources and your own logical ideas for opposition), the paragraph was mostly evidence. You refuted your Smith source in one sentence; I would work toward fully addressing every opposing concept fully for argument strength and for balance, so that your voice is the loudest one. Question 2 Which of the following is the best goal for peer review?  Reading other essays and hoping your draft is the best one in the class  Giving and receiving feedback that improves the quality of essays at a content level  Having someone proofread your essay for grammatical and spelling errors  Receiving praise from your classmates Correct Answer: Giving and receiving feedback that improves the quality of essays at a content level Question 3 Which of the following is not a good phrase to describe the role of a peer reviewer?  Writing Expert  Equal Classmate  Extra set of eyes  Test reader Correct Answer: Writing E