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Reviewing the composition section is crucial to consolidate and organize knowledge of essay writing learned in the 12th-grade Language Arts curriculum. Students need to prepare for the Composition Review at home to actively participate in class. In the 12th-grade literature documentation, we provide guidance for this lesson and other essays with concise suggestions aligned with the textbook content.
Prepare for Essay Review, Short 1
I. Key Knowledge Contents to Review
Question 1. Types of studied texts:
+ Autobiographical
+ Exposition
+ Argumentation
+ Various texts (newspapers, advertisements, administrative...)
Question 2. To compose a text, one needs to perform the following tasks:
- Understand the given topic
- Identify ideas and create an outline
- Compose the text
- Review and edit the text
Question 3.
a. Basic themes of persuasive essays in schools:
- Comprising groups: Social persuasion and literary persuasion
- Commonalities and distinctions:
+ Common Ground: Both present perspectives, observations, and evaluations on a persuasive issue
+ Points of Distinction
-- Social Persuasion: Requires a certain understanding of life, practicality, and society
-- Literary Persuasion: Demands the writer to master literary knowledge, possess literary appreciation, and explain issues through literary reasoning.
b. Argumentation in Persuasive Writing
- Argumentation comprises elements: Claim, Evidence, Operation, and Argumentative Method
- Claim: Represents the writer's thoughts and stance on the persuasive issue, expressed through affirmative or negating statements.
+ Evidence: Consists of reasoning and evidence used to illuminate the claim.
- Fundamental Requirements and Determining Evidence for Arguments:
+ Reasoning must be grounded, based on acknowledged principles
+ Examples must be precise and serve the argument
- Basic Argumentative Operations: elucidation, demonstration, comparison, refutation, commentary
- Common Errors in Argumentation and How to Rectify Them:
+ Disorderly arrangement of points, lack of clarity
+ Elaborate and convoluted reasoning, redundancy, or lack of authenticity
+ Contradictions between evidence and claim in argumentation
⟹ Ensure coherence between claims and evidence, with evidence aligning seamlessly with the claim.
II. Practice
a.
- Type of persuasive essay:
+ Topic 1: Social Persuasion
+ Topic 2: Literary Persuasion
- Employing Argumentative Operations: Utilizing a synthesis of argumentative techniques
- Core Assertion:
+ Topic 1: Affirming the saying 'Xo-co-rat' to a guest, explaining the saying, and providing the rationale behind it, drawing lessons, and offering comments and evaluations.
+ Topic 2: Identifying the favorite passage and explaining why it's favored, analyzing the excerpt, and providing an evaluation.
b. Outline:
Topic 1:
Opening: Introduce the story
Main Body:
- Present the quote
- Explain the quote and state the reason
- Comment and draw lessons
Conclusion:
Affirm the drawn lessons and emphasize the significance of the lesson
Topic 2:
Introduction: Introduce the excerpt and its content
Main Body:
- Provide a general introduction to the author, work, and excerpt
- Analyze the excerpt
- Present the value of content and artistry
- Explain the reason for liking the excerpt
Conclusion: Affirm the position of the excerpt in the work and provide a general evaluation of the excerpt's content
c. Introduction:
Nation has been an eternal theme in poetry and art. The portrayal of the nation takes on various beauties from different perspectives. While Tố Hữu exclaims, 'Oh Vietnam! Love for a lifetime/ Now embracing You completely, oh Beloved!' Nguyen Khoa Điềm sculpts the image of the nation with the grand ideas of the era through the epic V chapter 'Thirsty Road.'
d. 'As we grow up, the Nation has already existed
'The Nation existed in the 'once upon a time' my mother often tells.'
Entering the first verses, the author takes us back to the roots, to the ancient fairy tales. The author doesn't know when the nation existed, only through the stories of 'once upon a time' told by his mother. Through those 'once upon a time' tales, we get to know the image of the nation.
Prepare an Essay Review, Brief 2
Continue following the instructions on Composing Essays on Literary Values and Literary Reception in our next writing guide.
Delve into the detailed content of the section Your Profound Reflection on the Life of Writer Nguyễn Đình Chiểu to enhance your understanding of the 12th-grade Literature subject.
In addition to the covered material, be ready for the upcoming lesson on The Image of the Virtuous Farmer in Cần Giuộc to master your 12th-grade Literature knowledge.
In addition to the above content, you can explore the section Composing Poetic Laws to prepare for this lesson.
Furthermore, Composing Việt Bắc (Continued) is a crucial lesson in the 12th-grade Literature program that you should pay special attention to.
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