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    RW4 Cause-Effect Essay Peer Review Form

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    The document is a peer review form for a cause and effect essay. It contains questions to guide the reviewer in evaluating key elements of the essay such as the title, introduction, body, and conclusion. The reviewer is asked to identify the type of hook used, determine if background information provided matches the thesis, underline topic sentences, note supporting details, and highlight any transition words between paragraphs. Suggestions are also solicited for improving elements like the title or conclusion.

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    RW4 Cause-Effect Essay Peer Review Form

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    The document is a peer review form for a cause and effect essay. It contains questions to guide the reviewer in evaluating key elements of the essay such as the title, introduction, body, and conclusion. The reviewer is asked to identify the type of hook used, determine if background information provided matches the thesis, underline topic sentences, note supporting details, and highlight any transition words between paragraphs. Suggestions are also solicited for improving elements like the title or conclusion.

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    The document is a peer review form for a cause and effect essay. It contains questions to guide the reviewer in evaluating key elements of the essay such as the title, introduction, body, and conclusion. The reviewer is asked to identify the type of hook used, determine if background information provided matches the thesis, underline topic sentences, note supporting details, and highlight any transition words between paragraphs. Suggestions are also solicited for improving elements like the title or conclusion.

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    652 views2 pages

    RW4 Cause-Effect Essay Peer Review Form

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    Randy Rebman
    The document is a peer review form for a cause and effect essay. It contains questions to guide the reviewer in evaluating key elements of the essay such as the title, introduction, body, and conclusion. The reviewer is asked to identify the type of hook used, determine if background information provided matches the thesis, underline topic sentences, note supporting details, and highlight any transition words between paragraphs. Suggestions are also solicited for improving elements like the title or conclusion.

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    Written by: __________________________

    Peer reviewed by: _______________________

    Peer Review for Cause and Effect Essay


    Directions: Read your partners essay carefully and answer the following questions.
    1) Title
    A. Does the essay have a clear title or not?

    Yes

    Somewhat

    No

    Explain _______________________________________________________________________
    B. Can you give a better title?
    Example ______________________________________________________________________
    2) Introduction:
    A. Underline the hook. What kind of hook was used? _______________________________
    B. Does it grab your attention?

    Yes

    Somewhat

    No

    Explain _______________________________________________________________________
    C. Is there background information (2-3 sentences)? If yes, please circle the sentences. If
    your classmate is writing about effects, the background should be on causes. If your
    classmate is writing about causes, the background should be on effects.
    D. Does it give enough information that helps the reader
    understand the thesis?

    Yes

    Somewhat

    No

    Explain _______________________________________________________________________
    E. Write down the thesis statement.
    _______________________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________________________
    3) Body:
    A. Draw a box around the three topic sentences.

    B. What supporting details are given for each topic sentence? Write down the key words your
    classmate used.
    Body Paragraph 1:
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    Body Paragraph 2:
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    Body Paragraph 3:
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________________________________________
    C. Highlight the transition words used. If there are no transitions, give some suggestions:
    __________________________________________________________________________________

    4) Conclusion:
    A. What kind of conclusion does the writer use?
    Summary, Prediction, Advice, or Quotation? Circle one.
    B. Can you give a better conclusion?
    Example ______________________________________________________________________

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