In addition, each paragraph should fully explore that idea with adequate explanations and supporting evidence to prove your idea. To maintain coherence between your sentences and to make your ideas flow smoothly with clear logic, use varied signal phrases to integrate quotations into your own words. Effective and stylistic use of quotations is the sign of a good writer, one that you can master easily. Strive to eliminate all unnecessary words and phrases, making sure every word is essential and contributes to the meaning of your sentence. See SMH chapter 27 for further explanation.
Buzzwords are words that are so general, so broad that they are empty, void of real meaning.
Be as concrete with your details as possible, rather than relying on vague generalizations. Refer to SMH chapter 27. See SMH chapters 4i, 4j, and 24 for further details. You will find style sheets for this format both in your SMH chapter 44 and online. This page has been adapted from Nancy Chick's grading standards.