The various modes of writing introduced
in The Norton Sampler are strategies we use everyday as we
go about composing emails,
organizing lists, making signs, and jotting down notes to
friends. Once you leave college, you may have fewer opportunities
to write formal essays, but the need to express yourself
clearly in writing does not disappear on graduation day.
The following RealTime Web writing prompts are examples of
how the kinds of writing discussed throughout The Norton
Sampler are relevant to “real-world” writing
that appears on the screen as well as on paper.
4Chapter 1: Description
4Chapter 2: Narrative
4Chapter 3: Example
4Chapter
4: Classification & Division
4Chapter 5: Process Analysis
4Chapter 6: Comparison and Contrast
4Chapter 7: Definition
4Chapter
8: Cause & Effect
4Chapter 9: Argument
4Chapter 10: Classic Essays
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