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This original, easy-to-read text is the perfect learning tool for every collegebound or college student who needs to understand critical thinking and rhetoric, and learn how to write college papers. In 200 pages, Pass English Comp: The Study Guide for Critical Thinking, Rhetoric, and College Writing offers classroom-tested strategies for topics taught in the college-level English composition class: critical reading, the pitfalls of plagiarism, critical thinking, grammar, vocabulary, the basics of rhetoric, logical fallacies, essay and thesis development, research, documentation, drafting, and revision. Includes sample essays, graphic organizers, and illustrations. Pass English Comp can be used as a study guide to supplement nearly any traditional English composition textbook. Written by a college instructor, Pass English Comp is designed to help students find practical applications for the concepts of critical thinking, rhetoric, and college writing. Great for first-time college students and nontraditional students challenged with the task of learning to write effective college essays and research papers. Chapters Part I - Thinking and Learning 1) Making the Transition from Wherever-You-Were to College 2) What Do You Know? 3) A Word about Plagiarism 4) How Do You Learn? 5) The Power of Critical Thinking 6) The Art of Critical Reading 7) A Word about Grammar 8) The Importance of Vocabulary Part II - Rhetoric 9) Rhetoric: The Basics 10) Analyzing Verbal and Visual Rhetoric 11) Logical Fallacies: The Basics Part III-College Writing 12) Essay and Thesis Statement Development 13) What about Research? 14) Drafting and Revision 15) Writing the Rhetorical Analysis Essay 16) Writing the Synthesis Essay 17) Writing the Informative Essay 18) Writing the Argument Essay 19) Writing the Reflective Essay 20) Writing the Prospectus 21) Documentation, Citations, and the Bibliography Bibliography/Credits/Permissions Index