Rewriting the final project for a written gnre by following the direction and the feedbaks.

Below, you will find some of the rhetorical information for the 2 genre options for Project 1. It is important for you to use this information in your Project 1. You will need to identify the Target Audience and the Purpose for each text on your own. You will also need to have a clear claim about the effectiveness of the texts regarding DOCS(V). Make sure you do not forget any of these things.

Final for this genre below:

• Genre: Board Game Instructions

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Title: Splendor

• Author: Marc Andre (translated by Eric Harlaux)
• Source: SPACE Cowboys (2017)

Title: Ticket to Ride

• Author: Alan R. Moon
• Source: Days of Wonder (2004)
• Final for the genre below:

2.Genre: Recipe

Title: Easy One-Dish King Cake

• Author: Joy Wilson
• Source: Taste of Home (February/March 2021)

Title: Mom’s Authentic Kosher Cholent

• Author: Sherri D.
• Source: Allrecipes (December/January 2021) -Remember to use outline format. Your project shouldn’t look like an essay. You will use a variety of formatting techniques to make your project easy to read.

Here is a list of common issues you should take into consideration as you revise your project:

• -Don’t forget to include the rhetorical information for the texts at the beginning of your project.

• -Your claim needs to be related to your evaluation of the texts. If it’s not clear what your evaluation is in your project, think of how you can make changes to your claim or to your analysis to make it clearer.

• -Be sure to discuss all the aspects of the DOCS(V) model. If you do not address each of them, you will lose points on your final project.

• -Make sure you discuss two different features for each of the aspects of DOCS(V).

• -Be sure to use examples for each feature from both the texts. You can use summary, quotes, or paraphrase. With some features of Design, Organization, or Values, it is OK to describe the example and its location instead of using a quote or paraphrase.

• -Make sure you discuss the specific examples you have selected and why they are or aren’t effective in your analysis. Remember, you need to evaluate them in terms of the audience and purpose.

• -Don’t forget to discuss why each feature is important for the genre as a whole
• NOTE: BELOW I S A PICTURE INCLUDES INCORRECT TEXT BUT SHOW YOU HOW TO FORMAT OR ORDERED THE PROJECT TO BE EASY TO READ.