Prompt: What is the most creative thing you have ever made? Share what it was and explain why it stands out as your best work.

 Prompt Response: The most creative thing I made was a model of a sword from a show I watched called Naruto. I would love watching Naruto, and I made the whole thing out of paper. I used every detail on the sword, and it was a fully functional replica. I later threw the paper model away the same day.

Summary: I continued to learn how to use ethos, pathos, and logos in speeches.

Reflection: These skills will help me as a writer. And I will continue to use ethos, pathos, and logos in my writing

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Prompt: Describe one thing that makes you different from other people.

 Prompt Response: One thing that makes me different from other people is my ability to adapt. I adapt quickly to new situations and environments and make them comfortable and functional for myself. and as easly learn how to do new things. That is what differentiates me from other people. Summary: I learned how to write sentences on my own about breaking down speeches. Reflection: These new skills will help me as a writer, and I'm able to push myself to write more.
Read more

Prompt: Think about an argument or disagreement that you wish you could have handled differently. What happened, what was your goal, and what would you do differently now? Use at least one idea from Chapters 1–3 of Thank You for Arguing in your response.

  Prompt Response:  An argument or disagreement I wish I did differently was the argument I had with my little sister. She was completely in the right and my argument wasn't even a good one and she was right and everyway. I would used the method that gives my oppennet points instead of fighting to prove my point. Summary: I learned today valuable argumentive ideas from today in class Reflection: today in  class these argumentive ideas really helped me form better arguments to have a batter outcome in winning. Rather than trying so hard to be right I lose in the end.
Read more