Question

please help me with a sample analytical paragraph class 10 cbse

Answer 1

Answer:

Sample Paragraphs for a Relational Analysis Essay

Example 1

In her article, “I Ain’t Sayin’ He’s a Gold Digger”, author Hanna Rosin claims that 40 percent of wives earn more than their husbands, and their husbands, as a result, are unable to cope with the shift in this power dynamic. She provides the

testimony of “Andy,” a stay-at-home dad of twins, to exemplify this tension: “Andy likes watching the toddlers, but he is wistful about his old life, and somewhat defensive about his new one. These days when his wife suggests that he should go

back to work, Andy feels ‘terrified.’ It’s been a long time, and he’s lost the stomach for the outside world.” In this example, Rosen illustrates the resentment that men may feel toward their breadwinning wives. Rosin uses adjectives such as “wistful,”

“defensive,” and “terrified” to support her claim that men are insecure in their roles at home, and have been robbed of their masculinity. Andy Hinds, the stay-at-home dad whom Rosin interviewed, has responded to her piece in his essay, “Hanna Rosin Turned Me into a Caricature.” Hinds claims

that Rosin greatly oversimplifies his situation. He clarifies the example she provides by filling in more details: he works part-time teaching college English, taking on small carpentry projects, and participating in an online community of blogging

fathers. He writes, “Of course I have fond memories and endless stories of manly derring-do on the construction site, but these days I would far rather spend time with my kids than with a bunch of smelly knuckleheads who think there’s nothing

funnier than to accuse one another of being gay all day long.” By providing more detail of his life today, as contrasted to what transpired on a typical workday in his “old life”, Hinds makes Rosin’s claim that he misses working construction sound

ridiculous. While Rosin might suggest that stay-at-home dads are lost without a traditional job, Hinds complicates this claim. He reveals that there is more to his life— and to his masculine identity—than being the primary breadwinner in his

home. If anything, Hinds suggests that he and his family are happy, and that his situation is a way to make the “shifting gender paradigm” work. Topic Sentence: presents sub-claim from the essay writer’s argument

Intro to quote/attibution

Quote: “meaty” quoted from the text

Analysis/Explanation of Rhetorical Work: explains how the quote works; identifies

the moves it makes and how/why they are likely to work to persuade the audience;

draws comparisons and contrasts among the sources

Answer 2

The analytical paragraph is written to explain a chart, graph or table.

• In analytical paragraphs first we analyze the given data, table, bar or graph.
• Then we write a paragraph consisting of introduction, summary and conclusion.
• For example if we are analyzing the bar graph of Ice cream favorites among the people.
• Ice creams are the favorite of mostly everyone.
• As an entrepreneur who is going to open an ice cream factory it is very important to know about the popular ice creams.
• A survey was conducted among people aged 10 to 30 about their favorite ice cream.
• The results are given below.
• Bubble gum ice cream is the most favorite flavor as it is liked by majority of the people.
• Cotton candy was the second favorite.
• Vanilla and chocolate was the least favorite
• So raw materials for bubble ice cream and cotton candy should be arranged in larger quantities.
• Vanilla and Chocolate flavors are to arranged in the minimum quantity
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