Enter or reference author's passage to be examined here. |
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1. Clarity: How could the author elaborate further? | |
2. Clarity: How could the author clarify by giving an example? | |
3. Clarity: How could the author illustrate what he/she meant? | |
4. Accuracy: How could one check the author's statements? | |
5. Accuracy: How could one find out if what the author statement(s) were true? | |
6. Accuracy: How could one verify or test the author's statement(s). | |
7. Precision: How could the author been more specific? | |
8. Precision: How could the author have given more details? | |
9. Precision: How could the author have been more exact? | |
10. Relevance: Given there was a problem in the author's statement(s), how does his statement(s) relate to the problem? | |
11. Relevance: Given there was a question, how does the author's statement(s) bear on the question? | |
12. Relevance: How does the author's statements help with the issue? | |
13. Depth: Given a problem, how does the author's statement(s) explore the factors that make the problem difficult? | |
14. Depth: Given a question, how does the author's statement(s) explore the complexities of the question? | |
15. Depth: How does the author's statement(s) explore the difficulties that need to be dealt with? | |
16. Breadth: How might the information in the author's statements be looked at from another perspetive? | |
17. Breadth: How might the information in the author's statements be looked at from another's point of view? | |
18. Breadth: How might the information in the author's statements be looked at in other ways? | |
19. Logic: Does the author's statement(s) make sense together? | |
20. Logic: Does the author's first paragraph fit in with his' last? | |
21. Logic: Does the author's statement(s) follow with the evidence? | |
22. Significance: Is the author's statement(s) present an important problem to be considered? | |
23. Significance: Does the author's statement(s) contain a central idea to be focused on? | |
24. Significance: Of the author's statement(s), what facts are the most important? | |
25. Fairness: Does the author's statement(s) present a vested interest in a given issue? | |
26. Fairness: Does the author present a sympathetic representation of the viewpoints of others? |
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