Problem
Cheap Thrills: The Price of Fast Fashion Suzanne Roberts
1) Title, author, and genre of the work Who is the target audience?
2) How do you know?
3) What do you see as the document's purpose? (Why was it written?)
4) How is the work organized?
5) What sections does it include?
6) How does this structure reflect the document's audience and purpose?
7) How is the document formatted?
8) Are there traditional paragraphs, pictures, bullets, tables, parenthetical citations, footnotes, etc.?
9) How do the formatting choices reflect the document's audience and purpose?
10) Describe the voice (tone and style) of the work. What kinds of word choices do you see?
11) Did the author use specialized vocabulary?
12) How do these style choices reflect the document's audience and purpose?
13) What is the document about?
14) What content (ideas, arguments, thoughts, etc.) does it include?
15) How do the organization, formatting, and voice help or hinder the communication of the content?