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Top Essay & AWA Tips for the GMAT 1. Be sure to include brief introductory and concluding paragraphs, which are consistent with each other and with the paragraphs in the body of your essay. 2. Your essay must at least appear to be well organized. Use transition words and phrases to help 3. Compose your introductory paragraph last after you’ve completed the rest of your essay. Why? 4. For every point you make in a GMAT essay, always provide a reason and/or an example to 5. Pay close attention to writing mechanics, grammar, sentence construction, word usage and 6. It’s okay to refer to yourself in your essays at your option. Just don’t overdo it. Phrases such as “I 7. Don’t try to impress the reader with your vocabulary. There’s nothing wrong with demonstrating a of every point try to think of at least one reason or example. Go for breadth, not depth. Try to cover both polar sides of the issue, and various arguments on Begin your Issue essay by acknowledging the complexity of the issue and by adopting a position on Do NOT begin your Issue essay by restating or paraphrasing the statement. (This blunder will wave Don’t waste time thinking about what position on the issue you should adopt or what position a Your final paragraph should contain no more than two sentences, and should recapitulate (sum up) (1 Question–30 Minutes) “The media today place too much emphasis on provocative images, and not enough emphasis on To what extent do you agree or disagree with the foregoing statement? Use reasons and/or Below is a sample response to this question. As you read the response, keep in mind: Thisresponse meets all the official criteria for a score of 6 (the highest possible score). This response is by no means the correct one. (As the official directions state: “There is no correct response.”) So don’t worry if, in your response, you adopted an entirely different position on the issue, or if you used entirely different examples and reasons to support that position. I didn’t compose this response under timed conditions; so don’t worry if yours isn’t as lengthy or as polished. Take comfort: You can attain a top score of 6 with a briefer and less-polished essay. Sample Response (540 Words) Upon first glance at today’s media–whether broadcast or print–it would appear that the speaker is correct. However, in my view the media’s emphasis on image is largely justifiable. Moreover, the speaker understates the extent to which the media also covers the substance behind those images, as discussed below. I concede that the media today do place considerable emphasis on image. Advertisements are increasingly resorting to fast-moving, sexy, images. In fact, advertisements which provide no product information whatsoever–not even about what the Whether this emphasis on image is justifiable, it is certainly understandable–at least with respect to However understandable this focus on image, is it nevertheless unjustifiable, as the speaker In sum, although I wholeheartedly agree that the media should not sacrifice substance merely to get discuss in your essay. Then number these problems from most serious to least serious. Present them in that order in your essay. Each argument in the official test bank contains 2-4 major logical fallacies or other logical problems. Go for breadth, not depth. Try to cover every major logical problem with the argument. Don’t dwell Avoid Intro-itis. Do NOT begin your essay by rehashing the argument that you intend to critique. A In addition to identifying each major logical problem with the argument, always discuss (1 Question–30 Minutes) The following appeared in a recent report by the Fern County planning commission: “In light of the increasing percentage of our nation’s population turning to the Internet as a source Discuss how logically convincing you find this argument. In your discussion, you should analyze the . computer-training facility. However, the committee’s recommendation rests on numerous unproven, and dubious, assumptions–about the impact of Internet access on libraries, about Fern County residents, about the adequacy of the main library, and about Mesa County and its residents. As a result, the committee’s argument is unconvincing at best, as discussed below. To begin with, the committee’s argument rests on two unsubstantiated assumptions involving the Another problem with the argument involves the report’s assertion that that there is certain to be a Yet another problem with the argument involves the fact that Fern County’s main library boasts a A final problem involves Mesa’s plan to close all but one library. We are not informed whether Mesa In sum, the argument is unconvincing as it stands. To strengthen it, rather than relying on a dubious |
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