ELA Analysis Paragraph

Question 1

What is an analysis paragraph and what does it do?

Answer 1

A specific, detailed breakdown or a story in essay format.
breaks down a topic, idea, or piece of information into smaller parts, examines each part carefully, and explains how those parts contribute to the overall meaning or argument

Question 2

What does an analysis paragraph need to be successful?

Answer 2

A claim, context, 2 pieces of evidence, 2 evidence analysis’s (after each piece of evidence in craniological order), and a conclusion

Question 3

How do you develop each part of an analysis paragraph? Part 1

Answer 3

Claim- One sentence, straight to the point

Question 4

How do you develop each part of an analysis paragraph? Part 2

Answer 4

Context- context for your reader ( act as if your reader has never read the story )

Question 5

How do you develop each part of an analysis paragraph? Part 3

Answer 5

Evidence 1- ( happens first in the story/ chronological order) similar to evidence in CER, can be embedded or in as a full quote

Question 6

How do you develop each part of an analysis paragraph? Part 4

Answer 6

What -specifically- does this evidence show that is relevant to the claim?
What is the author accomplishing with this quote?

Question 7

How do you develop each part of an analysis paragraph? Part 5

Answer 7

The same as evidence one but using a different point to support your claim

Question 8

How do you develop each part of an analysis paragraph? Part 6

Answer 8

Same as the 1st evidence analysis but now with a different point (always remember to be -specific-)

Question 9

How do you develop each part of an analysis paragraph? Part 7

Answer 9

Do NOT repeat your claim! ( conclusion should not be anything like claim but should still contect to the story )
Essentially, connect your reasoning to the rest of the text/the world/author’s purpose

Question 10

Look over examples of analysis paragraphs?

Answer 10

Identify parts, what’s effective, what isn’t effective, and revise