Is persuasive in supporting a specific point of view, and not biased. Is incomplete, evidence stacked in the author's favor. What sources does the writer use to support his position or conclusion. Are there any questions that the evaluator must consider. Does not document sources.
Weak transitions can leave the reader floundering trying to understand the writer's intent.
Reinforced or synthesized the discussion. Smooth, restated key ideas, reviewed essential ideas. Style describes how the writer communicates the message intended. This includes the words selected to convey a thought, sentence and paragraph structure, grammar, punctuation and spelling. The format the writer uses to convey the message must be appropriate to the audience and the requirement.