why is the \elaboration\ (e) part of the peel paragraph necessary?\no it provides the opposite view.\no it…

why is the \elaboration\ (e) part of the peel paragraph necessary?\no it provides the opposite view.\no it tells the reader how and why the evidence supports the main point.\no it introduces a new topic.\nquestion 2\n1 pts\nthe \p\ in the peel writing method stands for the point of the paragraph.\no true\no false

why is the \elaboration\ (e) part of the peel paragraph necessary?\no it provides the opposite view.\no it tells the reader how and why the evidence supports the main point.\no it introduces a new topic.\nquestion 2\n1 pts\nthe \p\ in the peel writing method stands for the point of the paragraph.\no true\no false

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Brief Explanations:

In the PEEL (Point, Evidence, Elaboration, Link) writing method, the Elaboration (E) part is crucial. It takes the evidence provided and explains how and why that evidence supports the main point (the Point - P). It's not about providing an opposite view (that might be in a counter - argument section in some writing structures but not the E in PEEL) or introducing a new topic. For the second question, in the PEEL writing method, the "P" indeed stands for the POINT of the paragraph.

Answer:

  1. It tells the reader how and why the evidence supports the main point.
  2. True