Write a evaluation essay on your chosen topic: Pick a topic and evaluate it for

Write a evaluation essay on your chosen topic: Pick a topic and evaluate it for specific category or evaluate as ″as″ For example: Hoka as a running shoe brand, Lg as a gaming computer, _ as a _, casetify as a phone case etc -Category ＝ What you are evaluating your topic as. good enough service, and really tasty food, etc.
Start with a background or something that shows what makes you an expert or the right to evaluate the topic or to establish credibility and add final sentence that shares overall evaluation of the topic at the end or a thesis statement( a reader would know from reading this sentence whether you think your subject is great, lousy, or somewhere in between/It should get your reader interested in the topic and leave your reader with the feeling that you′re ″expert,″ some one who knows what their talking about when it come to the person, place, or thing you′ve chosen to evaluate. -To gain the reader′s trust, show your breadth of experience in the category you are using for the evaluation.
Dedicate on paragraph for each criteria. begin with a topic sentence for each body paragraph: Start the body paragraphs by declaring your rating on a criterion/ telling the reader what the paragraph is going about. The topic sentence should proclaim your evaluation of your topic based on just one criteria. Look at the topic sentences, do they include an evaluation? Do they include a criterion? For example: The nostalgic atmosphere at Ruby′s creates a wonderful (evaluation) environmental for fun family dining(criterion)
Followed by a support for the rating as the body: each topic sentence should be supported with specific details, facts, and examples that make clear to the reader how your observation came about. Based on observational or desсrіption or experience of the topic, describe or tell in detail that show why you evaluate it like that. Zoom in: tell what you observed/ what have you observed or experienced to support the rating. -Starting paragraphs with clear rating and adding zoom ins that describe actual experience on the topic End with your overall evaluation of your topic( your essays thesis). Finish though as an evaluator who has rated the topic. Get back to the point you made in the opening thesis. You can make your point in a more confident and powerful way because you have already ″proven″ it to the reader. End by suggesting how readers should act in response to your evaluation. -Why is your evaluation meaningful to a reader?Should they visit this restaurant?Should they try to find a job like yours?Should they buy that product?Should they feel lucky if they have a friend like yours?
″Evaluation Essay: How Good Is It?″ – main instruction of the assignment
Other photos are extra guide for the essay and ″run with confidence″ and ″auntie ruby″ is an example.
Just a little note when picking a topic: I′m 18 years old female student 🙂 any topic would be fine as long as evaluated within a category or as a ″as″ (included in the photo instruction ″evaluation essay; how good is it?″). thanks and sorry for the long instruction and lots of pictures. Please kindly refer to the images attached.
Grading Criteria: Major criteria:
The writer presents a clear, convincing evaluation of the topic′s quality based on criteria that match the interests of target readers.
The writer gives detailed examples that show how the evaluation came about, including personal testimony and comparisons when appropriate.
Other criteria:
The writer shows that he or she is an ″expert″ in the evaluation category.
The writer persuades the reader to act on the evaluation.
The title is evocative.
Sentences are clear and varied in style.
Paragraphs are unified and coherent with effective transitions.
The format is correct.
The essay is free of proofreading errors.
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