Submit the following documents:

(b) Your three graphic organizers, Finding a Topic, Note-taking and Outline.

(c) Your final, polished draft of your letter to the editor that includes at least three module vocabulary words

(d) Your works cited page, formatted according to MLA standards

(e) A short essay of 2-3 paragraphs, in which you evaluate the soundness, relevance, and sufficiency of your reasoning and support in your letter. Are you confident that your audience will be convinced of your argument? Why? Which reasons or pieces of evidence are the most compelling and convincing? How exactly did you appeal to your readers' sense of logic or emotions?

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Reilly Luna

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28 October, 19:27

Submit the following documents:

(b) Your three graphic organizers, Finding a Topic, Note-taking and Outline.

(c) Your final, polished draft of your letter to the editor that includes at least three module vocabulary words

(d) Your works cited page, formatted according to MLA standards

(e) A short essay of 2-3 paragraphs, in which you evaluate the soundness, relevance, and sufficiency of your reasoning and support in your letter. Are you confident that your audience will be convinced of your argument? Why? Which reasons or pieces of evidence are the most compelling and convincing? How exactly did you appeal to your readers' sense of logic or emotions?

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(e) A short essay of 2-3 paragraphs, in which you evaluate the soundness, relevance, and sufficiency of your reasoning and support in your letter. Are you confident that your audience will be convinced of your argument?