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5.1 Synthesizing Synthesize- To synthesize something is to combine ideas to form an idea or a theory or system. What am I reviewing? Miami Baked
https://www.yelp.com/biz/miami-baked-miami-2?osq=Miami+baked
https://www.restaurantji.com/fl/miami/miami-baked-/
https://maps.roadtrippers.com/us/miami-fl/food-drink/miami-baked
https://nicelocal.com/florida/restaurants/miami_baked/
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What are some of the things two or more of these reviews agree on?
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Some of the things that these reviews agree on is the fact that the desserts are very delicious and that they play cool music. Some don’t like the fact that they are only open the weekends and that they should be open 7 days a week. Vanessa C. and Yoli
P. both agree that the tres leches are the best that they have ever had and that they want It again.
What are some of the things two or more disagree on?
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Some things that they disagree on is that some believe that it is good that they are only open on the weekend because it makes people value it more. They also say that the milk could’ve been cold because some don’t like it that it’s warm.
How does information from one review build on the information in another review?
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The information helps build the information in another review because it helps people look at reviews from more than one website to see if it is truly worth it but at the end of the day it’s all about perception. Just because you like something, does not mean that someone else will. Good reviews make a business thrive and prosper.
Does information from one review contradict the information in another review?
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Most of the information is the same. This food truck barely has anything bad. If something “negative” was said, it would’ve been
a suggestion on how to make a certain item better but not necessarily hating on the place. Almost all the reviews say good things about it. For example, Sheryl H. states that the fried cookie dough batch could’ve been colder. Step 4:
I believe that Synthesis is not a difficult skill to learn. If you read the instructions and go through every single step, then you should be fine. The ability to synthesize is extremely important because it allows you to combine ideas that may be similar or different to yours. This allows people to come up with a thorough conclusion on a certain item or article. The ability to synthesize can make you a better writer because instead of specifically listing every single source you used you can just say “All these sources can agree on” or something like that. This will give the reader a better understanding that the author took their time to research the article. Rhetorical listening is also an important part of synthesis because it allows you to analyze what the author is saying or
the point that they are trying to get across. Being able to rhetorically listen to texts makes you better to synthesize texts because you are able to combine similar ideas better instead of listing them all and when you listen to them you start to see that they’re not that different after all.
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