Exercise 7.4 Write a brief summary of the text you intend to write your critique about, preferably one which you have already examined with a close reading and for which you have developed a list of possible criteria. For the purposes of this exercise, keep the summary briefno more than 100 words or soand be sure to strive for a summary that focuses as much as possible on "just the facts." Show your summary to readers who haven't read the text that you are summarizing and ask them if they understand what the text is generally about and if they have any questions about the text. With a group of collaborators and your teacher, decide on a text that you will all summarize. Individually, write a brief summary for readers you assume haven't read the article. Keep the summaries shortless than 100 words or soand be sure to strive for a summary that focuses as much as possible on "just the facts." Come together in small groups to discuss each group members' individually written summary. What similarities are there between each person's The Process of Research Writing CC-BY-NC-SA Steven D. Krause, Edited by Jennifer McCann and Nanci Love 102 Chapter 7 The Critique Exercise ____________________________________________ summary? What are some of the notable differences between summaries?

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