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ENG 101
Type or paste at least a paragraph or two in the left column. Then, rereading your
mentor text annotations, agitate your textshake it up a little, in other wordsby
infusing your own writing with some of the techniques youve learned from your
writing mentor. Imitate, but do not duplicate; be inspired and insightful and know
that not every authors style will gel with your own. The idea here is to try
something newand in so doing, refine and discover your own style.
Mentor:
Mentor text:
Mode(s) of
development
Malala Yousafzai
Nobel Lecture
Narration, analysis
ENG 101
*Highlight changes from the rough draft,
please.
What salient features of your mentor text did you apply in your revision? Why?
The features I used from my mentor text are her tendency to repeat phrases twice,
her use of rhetorical questions, and her use of anaphora. I used the repetition
because I felt it gave an importance to phrases and caught the audiences attention
well. I thought the rhetorical questions would work well with my topic since it is very
broad and hard to boil down to one definition, so getting the listener to think about
it would help. The anaphora makes it seem so much more dramatic and the sound
of it is especially strong, but I am unsure of whether or not it works well in this part
of my speech.