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04.07 Stand Out from the Crowd Worksheet
Part I: The Rough Draf
My Work
Topic
Highlight your selected topic:
Do photo filters on social media negatively impact self-esteem?
Does reality television promote dangerous stereotypes?
Should energy drinks be banned for anyone under the age of 18?
Should owning exotic pets be illegal?
Rough Draf
Type or paste the rough draft of
your essay here. It should
include:
introduction
three body paragraphs
conclusion
Is it really necessary to own an exotic pet? I mean think about it, taking a wild animal
out of its natural habitat just to take it to a place, put it into a cage, for pure
"entertainment"? It's honestly just cruel. Most exotic pets are even dangerous for
humans. It's very selfish to feel like you have the right to keep an animal from living a
nice life in its natural habitat and instead domesticating it. Exotic pets do poorly when
you keep them in captivity. All your doing is affecting the animal wildlife population by
taking them out of their environment.
Tigers and lions are a common exotic animal, there has been several reported attacks
from tigers attacking humans, not just severely injuring them, but killing them as well.
As included in exotic animals as pets by peta:
The exotic animal trade is dangerous for
humans as well. There have been dozens of attacks by captive big cats on humans in the
past decade”. These big cats present a serious hazard to people and therefore must be
left in the wild. The numbers of assaults on people performed by large cats kept as pets
is astonishing.
Wild animals are meant to be wild and not domesticated. They’re characteristics are
that of wild animals so when domesticated, they don’t know how to act properly. As
stated in the dangers of keeping exotic pets by born free usa: “
Exotic animals — lions,
tigers, wolves, bears, reptiles, non-human primates — belong in their natural habitats
and not in the hands of private individuals as “pets”. Numerous exotic animals begin
their lives liberated in the wild but then are captured just to be auctioned off or put up
for sale into the pet trade.
There are lots of people who think that exotic pet owners are discriminated and
mistreated for no reason and that having exotic pets is a good thing, but that’s false, not
only can people be harming wild animals by domesticating them but they could be
potentially harming themselves, as stated in progressive animal welfare society, “Many
wild animals carry zoonotic diseases (illnesses that can be transferred from animals to
humans), such as Brucellosis, Salmonella and Ringworm. They often carry parasites, as
well, that can be transmitted to humans or other pets.”
Exotic animals should be illegal because it will protect the wildlife population and the
human population.
Animals should never be in danger because of humans and they
should always be safe.
Simply leaving animals be is the best option for everyone.
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Part II: Edit and Revise
Use the rough draft of your essay to complete the chart below.
Editing and Revision Task
My Work
Coherence
My claim statement clearly sets up the body paragraphs.
My body paragraphs begin with topic sentences and include cited,
supportive evidence.
My ideas are clarified or strengthened.
Off-topic, redundant, or unnecessary sentences are deleted
Transitions help to connect my ideas.
My conclusion rephrases my claim, includes a conditional
statement, and recaps my main points.
Review your rough draft and find one sentence that should be revised
for coherence.
Paste the original sentence here:
Is it really necessary to own an exotic pet?
Revise the sentence here:
Owning exotic animals should be illegal.
Conventions
All words are spelled correctly and I have checked for homonyms.
I capitalized proper nouns, names of publications, names of
experts, and the first word in each sentence and quote.
I used correct punctuation within my writing and to introduce
quotations and information from my sources.
Review your rough draft and find one sentence that should be edited
for conventions.
Paste the original sentence here:
the dangers of keeping exotic pets by born free usa:
“
Exotic animals — lions, tigers, wolves, bears, reptiles,
non-human primates — belong in their natural habitats
and not in the hands of private individuals as “pets”.
Revise the sentence here:
The Dangers of Keeping Exotic Pets | Born Free USA
,
“
Exotic animals — lions, tigers, wolves, bears, reptiles,
non-human primates — belong in their natural habitats
and not in the hands of private individuals as “pets”.
Formal Style
I avoided conversational and slang words.
I avoided acronyms and contractions and have spelled out official
names or words.
I avoided absolute words like
always
or
never.
Review your rough draft and find one sentence that should be revised
for formal style.
Paste the original sentence here:
Animals should never be in danger because of humans
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and they should always be safe.
Revise the sentence here:
There’s no reason animal species should be in danger
because of humans.
Syntax
I varied the beginnings of my sentences.
I used a variety of different sentence lengths.
Review your rough draft and find one sentence that should be edited
for syntax.
Paste the original sentence here:
.Exotic pets do poorly when you keep them in captivity.
Revise the sentence here:
Exotic animals need particular upkeep, homes, food, and
alimentation that ordinary people just cannot supply.
Part III: The Final Draf
My Work
Final Draf
Type or paste the final draft of
your essay here. It should reflect
the edits and revisions from
above and include:
an introduction
three body paragraphs
a conclusion
Owning exotic animals should be illegal. There are currently 5,000 tigers that are all
alone and being held by private individuals. Exotic animals should be in their natural
habitats, they don’t make fine pets. Exotic animals need particular upkeep, homes, food,
and alimentation that ordinary people just cannot supply. When in the hands of
ordinary people exotic animals deteriorate because of substandard care. Exotic animals
also create welfare and well-being risks to their possessors and any human being near
them.
Tigers and lions are a common exotic animal, there has been several reported attacks
from tigers attacking humans, not just severely injuring them, but killing them as well.
As included in
Exotic Animals as 'Pets' | PETA
, “
The exotic animal trade is dangerous for
humans as well. There have been dozens of attacks by captive big cats on humans in the
past decade”. These big cats present a serious hazard to people and therefore must be
left in the wild. The numbers of assaults on people performed by large cats kept as pets
is astonishing.
Wild animals are meant to be wild and not domesticated. They’re characteristics are
that of wild animals so when domesticated, they don’t know how to act properly. As
stated in
The Dangers of Keeping Exotic Pets | Born Free USA
, “
Exotic animals — lions,
tigers, wolves, bears, reptiles, non-human primates — belong in their natural habitats
and not in the hands of private individuals as “pets”. Numerous exotic animals begin
their lives liberated in the wild but then are captured just to be auctioned off or put up
for sale into the pet trade.
There are lots of people who think that exotic pet owners are discriminated and
mistreated for no reason and that having exotic pets is a good thing, but that’s false, not
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only can people be harming wild animals by domesticating them but they could be
potentially harming themselves, as stated in progressive animal welfare society, “Many
wild animals carry zoonotic diseases (illnesses that can be transferred from animals to
humans), such as Brucellosis, Salmonella and Ringworm. They often carry parasites, as
well, that can be transmitted to humans or other pets.”
Exotic animals should be illegal because it will protect the wildlife population and the
human population. There’s no reason animal species should be in danger because of
humans. Simply leaving animals be is the best option for everyone.
Works Cited
Type or paste the Works Cited
from your Argumentative
Writing Planner here. It should
be:
alphabetized
double-spaced
reverse-indented
properly punctuated
Works Cited
Ingrid E. Newkirk, Exotic Animals as ‘Pets’, 2023, 4/27/2023
Veterinarian Jane Mahlow, Animals in Captivity, 2023, 4/27/2023
Matthew Russell, How Exotic Pets Pose Serious Threats To Their Owners, Neighbors
And The Communities They Are Brought Into, 2023, 4/27/2023
Rubric
On Target
Almost There
Needs Improvement
Rough Draf
10 points
Included an entire
rough draft and Works
Cited
5 points
Included a partial
rough draft and Works
Cited
5-0 points
Missing rough draft
and Works Cited
Edits and
Revisions
20-16 points
Clearly and effectively:
15-12 points
Attempted to:
11-0 points
May be missing:
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selected sentences
with errors and
edited/revised
successfully
completed all four
areas of the chart
select sentences with
errors and edit/revise
complete all four areas
of the chart
sentences with errors
and edited/revised
sentences
most or all areas of
the chart
Final Draf
Introduction
15-12 points
Clearly and effectively:
used a statistic or fact
to draw in the reader
introduced the topic,
provided background
knowledge, and
emphasized the
importance to the
reader
addressed the
counterclaim and
followed with the
claim
took a clear stance on
the issue and provided
reasons
wrote a claim that is
one coherent and
logical sentence
11-9 points
Attempted a hook, but
contains “I” or an
opinion
Attempted to
introduce the topic,
but the information
provided may leave
the reader wondering
why it should matter to
them
May have used “I”
statements or opinions
Attempts to address
the counterclaim
followed by the claim,
but may not be
logically connected
The claim may not take
a clear stance on the
issue or may not
provide reasons
May have used “I”
statements or opinions
The claim may be more
than one sentence
8-0 points
There is no hook
present
There is no general
information, or the
information provided
is not connected to
the topic
There is no claim
statement, or the
claim statement is
completely unrelated
to the topic
Final Draf Body
Paragraphs
30-24 points
Clearly and effectively:
included a topic
sentence at the
beginning of the first
two body paragraphs
and strongly
maintained my claim
throughout.
addressed a
counterclaim in my
third body paragraph.
used a rebuttal and
supported my rebuttal
with evidence from
23-18 points
Used a loosely
connected topic
sentence at the
beginning of each body
paragraph and
attempted to maintain
my claim throughout.
Attempted
to address
a counterclaim in my
third body paragraph.
Attempted a rebuttal
but may not have fully
supported my rebuttal
with evidence from my
17-0 points
May be missing:
reasons for my claim
at the beginning of
each body paragraph.
a counterclaim in the
third body paragraph.
a rebuttal and support
for my rebuttal.
transitions between
and in my body
paragraphs.
signal phrases.
facts from my sources.
elaborative details and
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my sources.
used transitions
between and in my
body paragraphs and
signal phrases to
credit my sources.
incorporated relevant
facts from more than
one source. There is
little to no loosely or
unrelated material.
used a variety of
elaborative techniques
to expand my reasons.
ended each body
paragraph with a
powerful clincher.
maintained a clear and
logical progression of
ideas.
I wrote complete
paragraphs of at least
five sentences with no
major errors in grammar
or conventions.
sources.
Used some transitions
between and in my
body paragraphs, but
they may be
inconsistent,
ineffective, or
repetitive.
May be missing signal
phrases to credit my
sources.
Included facts from
one source, though
there may be some
loosely or unrelated
material.
Attempted to use
elaborative details and
may have made
connections to my
reasons.
May be missing a
clincher.
Attempted a clear and
logical progression of
ideas, though some
ideas may seem more
developed than others.
I wrote partially
complete paragraphs
and/or have minor errors
in grammar or
conventions.
connections to my
reasons.
complete paragraphs.
The essay is off-topic and
does not address the
issue.
There are major errors in
grammar or conventions.
Final Draf
Conclusion
15-12 points
Clearly and effectively:
used a closing
transition to begin
the conclusion
restated the claim
summarized the
importance of the
topic in a way that
makes the reader
realize its importance
used formal language
used a conditional
clincher (if/then)to
end the essay with
11-9 points
Attempted to use a
closing transition to
begin the conclusion
Repeated the same
claim statement from
my introduction
May have used “I”
statements or opinions
Attempted to
summarize the
importance of the
topic but may have
introduced new or
unrelated information
8-0 points
There is no transition
or restatement of the
claim
There is no general
information, or the
information provided
is not connected to
the topic
There is no clincher
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Attempted a clincher,
but it appears as a
general statement
Works Cited
10-8 points
Contains no errors in
formatting,
punctuation, and
alphabetization
Includes only/all
sources mentioned in
essay
7-6 points
Contains minor errors
in formatting,
punctuation, and
alphabetization
May be missing
sources mentioned in
essay or includes
sources not mentioned
5-0 points
Contains major errors
in formatting,
punctuation, and
alphabetization
May be missing Works
Cited
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