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    ENGLIS

    H
    READER

    RESPONSE
    READER
    - suggest that the role of the reader is essential to the
    RESPONSE
    meaning of a text, for only in the reading experience
    does the literary work come alive. Its purpose is to
    examine, explain, and defend your personal reaction
    to a text. There is no right or wrong answer to a
    reading response. Nonetheless, it is important that
    you demonstrate an understanding of the reading and
    clearly explain and support your reaction.
    READER
    - It attempts “to describe what
    RESPONSE
    happens in the reader’s mind
    while interpreting a text” and
    reflects that reading, like
    writing, is a creative process..
    Steps in Writing
    Reader-Response
    CUSTOMERS
    1.Write the introduction. Make
    sure that the introduction
    clearly specifies the name of
    both the text and the author.
    2. Writethe body paragraphs.
    You should write 3-4
    paragraphs that discuss the text
    and the reading questions in
    depth.
    3. Remember to explain how, why,
    and what. As you write your
    paper, think about explaining not
    just how you felt about the text,
    but why it made you feel a certain
    way.
    4. Incorporate specific examples
    into your analysis. Each body
    paragraph should include at least
    1-2 specific examples from the
    text .
    5. Keep quotations short and sweet.
    Resist the temptation to string
    together multiple multi-line quotes,
    and make sure to include at least one
    sentence after each quote explaining
    how it relates to the point you are
    making.
    6. Write the conclusion. This
    should be one paragraph that
    summarizes your arguments so
    far, and brings the reader back to
    your thesis or main point.
    7. Proof read, proof read, proof read!!
    Make sure and give your paper a
    thorough once-over, looking for
    typos, grammatical errors, and things
    that don't quite make sense
    THANK'S
    FOR
    LISTENING

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