Reference no: EM133263618

Question: How do symbols act as a manifestation of a character's internal struggle? How does this struggle fit with the author's purpose?
The story "A Worn Path" by author Eudora Welty

-Instructions:

The essay begins with a strong introduction and contains the following parts: a hook, transitional information, and a thesis sentence.

The thesis offers a strong, arguable claim (e.g., what? + how? or why?)
All topic sentences are logical and connect to the thesis. Topic sentences are broad enough to effectively summarize the content of the body paragraphs and do not contain specific evidence. Concluding sentences serve as profound clinchers for the individual arguments.
Textual evidence logically and effectively supports the thesis and topic sentences. Quoted words are specifically blended. Each body paragraph contains approximately 2 to 3 pieces of strong evidence in chronological order.
Body paragraphs contain effective explanation of evidence. Each piece of evidence profoundly proves the thesis and topic sentence.
The essay ends with a strong and memorable concluding paragraph that synthesizes the thesis statement and key points and provides a broad/universal statement.
Present tense is consistently used.
Verbs are consciously chosen (active, specific, vivid).
Punctuation is used correctly and effectively.
No run-ons or fragments are present.
There are no occasional errors in sentence construction (e.g., other grammatical errors).
There are no spelling errors.

Transitions move the reader from one idea to another. Sentence variation and fluency add to the persuasiveness of the essay.

Essay is organized in an effective way from introduction, to body, to conclusion. Body paragraphs are organized from topic sentence to concluding sentence.