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*They Say, I Say with Readings FIFTH EDITION

* The little Seagull Handbook with Readings, Fourth Edition Ebook

The first paragraph will be a "statement of scope." The statement of scope should include:

• The topic you are researching.
• The context of the topic you are researching.
• A brief of why this topic is important to you.
• A brief explanation of why this topic should be important to others.
• Connections between sources (note whether they agree or disagree.

• Annotated Bibliographies about Food Consumptions: This is what I wrote to get the topic approved so i have to stick with this.
• The topic I chose is food consumption. My chosen focus centers on exploring various aspects influencing our choice in victuals dining pleasures such as flavor and tactile sensation included. My affinity for edibles makes this topic an inspired pick!My focus will be on appearance, one of the most critical factors that society bases on the food we consume when choosing the food that we eat. However, I believe that most people determine the food's appearance mainly by the surface colors and sensations the consumer perceives and uses as a tool to either accept or reject the food we consume.Naysayers may support my argument that the direct optical appearance of the food we consume is essential for the first quality parameter evaluated by consumers. I think this research is only necessary for people that I call food connoisseurs.
• Do not use blogs.
• Do not use book reviews or abstracts; if you find something that looks interesting, locate the primary source.
• M citation (as it would appear on the Work Cited page) will be first, followed by the paragraph annotation.
• Follow The Little Seagull Handbook's directions for an evaluative annotation.
• Each annotation (paragraph) should summarize the text and evaluate its usefulness for your project.

Your annotations should be developed yet concise.

• Summary: Explanation of the main points and purpose of the work. (Summaries should not include direct quotations.)
• Evaluation: Comments on the worth, effectiveness, credibility, and usefulness of the work in terms of both the topic being researched and your own research project. (Note that the evaluation is not a personal reflection; you should objectively look at the strengths and weaknesses of the source.)
• 1. Three sources must be from the online databases and/or catalog accessed through (Boyd Library.)
• 2. One source must be an article from the appropriate "Readings" section in They Say, I Say.
• 3. One source must be from a general web search.

Keep the following criteria in mind:

• Is the source relevant?
• Is the source credible?
• Is the source balanced?
• Is the source timely?
• The writer briefly introduces the topic researched and the context for the bibliography.
• Each source is documented correctly according M Style
• One article from They Say, I Say
• Three sources from the library databases and/or catalog
• One source from a general web search (article, webpage, etc.)
• Each corresponding paragraph summarizes the source, showing understanding of the source's scope, context, and perspective.
• Each corresponding paragraph evaluates the source, explaining the source's stance, credibility, and its relevance to the writer's project.
• .The writer avoids errors in punctuation, spelling, and capitalization.
• The writer avoids major sentence errors such as fragments, comma splices, and fused sentences.