INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPHS EXAMPLES
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Star
Wars: The Force Awakens directed by J. J. Abrams is a film about an
orphaned girl named Rey on the planet of Jakku who attempts to bring the map to
Luke Skywalker to a group of freedom fighters called the Resistance. While some
might believe that the prominent theme of the movie is about awakening versus forgetting,
the truth is that the main theme focuses on redemption versus abandonment.
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Covers all of the rubric’s expectations
Better
In J. J. Abrams’ record-breaking blockbuster
Star Wars: The Force Awakens a traitorous
First Order Stormtrooper with a conscience, Finn, must help Rey use the secret plans
to find the missing Jedi Master Luke Skywalker. No doubt many would believe the
dominant theme mentioned in the title is about awakening (and forgetting), but
the real thematic underpinnings of the space opera concerns the issues of redemption
versus abandonment.
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Varies the sentence structure
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Uses more complex sentence structure
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Demonstrates great word choices
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Displays a voice that is controlled and specific
Best
A long time ago on a desert planet
far, far away, a young, capable scrapper named Rey gets swept up into an
intergalactic swashbuckler called Star
Wars: The Force Awakens. J. J. Abrams deftly directs her journey from
abandoned orphaned to space pilot to becoming a determined padawan Jedi
apprentice as she attempts to locate the missing legend, Luke Skywalker. Abram’s, along with Empire Strikes Back scribe Lawrence Kasdan (a University of Michigan alumnus) and veteran producer Kathleen
Kennedy, weave a dramatic heart through a myriad kaleidoscope of themes ranging
from awakening/forgetting to faith/disbelief to worthiness/unworthiness. However,
despite what others might believe, the strongest and most pertinent,
emotionally-satisfying theme of the film by far concerns the concepts of
redemption and with it, the opposite: abandonment.
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Demonstrates insider knowledge of the Star Wars
universe through terminology
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Develops the ideas more fully and completely
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Sentences contains a structure and rhythm that demonstrates
mastery of language
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