The following lists are important information you may include in your analysis.
-Tittle of the text
- Author of the text
- A short introduction of the text and of the author
-Description of the settings
-Target audience
-Purpose of the text
-Theme of the text
- Literary techniques used
- Your reaction as a reader
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-Tittle of the text
- Author of the text
- A short introduction of the text and of the author
-Description of the settings
-Target audience
-Purpose of the text
-Theme of the text
- Literary techniques used
- Your reaction as a reader
pa help naman po sa may puso Jan please... thanks
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It is common for people to work very hard planning for the information they need and then, once the information is collected to not look back and renew their understanding of the central issues and key questions.
Important results that were not anticipated should not, however, be ignored. Sometimes putting information together will raise important, unforeseen and relevant questions. These can be noted for future reference and pointed out in the presentation of results.