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What is response writing and what are its steps?  Show in a diagram as well.
Response writing is different from summary writing. Your opinion is presented clearly about the topic in response writing. While writing response you should be careful about the questions like:  How do I feel about this topic? How can I support my opinion? Like the summary there are three steps in response writing.
          I.            Topic Sentence:-What you are responding to and how you feel about the subject is written here.
        II.            Body:- In the body part of response you have to present ideas to support your opinion. Opinion can be from the subject matter or from your experience.
      III.            Concluding Sentence:-In this part of response writing you have retell your view or opinion about the subject or topic given.
The Diagram of Response Writing
Topic Sentence
What you are responding to
How you feel about topic
Body of Paragraph
Support for your opinion
Examples
Concluding Sentence
Restatement of your opinion

A sample response writing on Cell Phone
Among various modern science and technological devices Cell Phone is one of the most useful and advantageous items. That can have both positive as well as negative uses. I too agree that cell phone can be useful in sending SMS, recording important numbers, voices, picture, etc. More than this we can be in touch with the people and places all around the world. Unfortunately, nothing can have only positive aspects in its use. There are many more misuses of cell phone. Cell Phone consumes most creative and important time.it makes people unnecessarily engaged doing rough activities, exchanging rough pictures, SMS, etc. Among youth, mostly, Cell Phone has developed a culture of violence and pornography. Thus, a cell phone can both be a boon and curse in its uses. The user must be alert in achieving multiple its uses. The user must be alert in achieving multiple advantages selecting from tis ample disadvantages and misuses.

 According to journalist George Seldes “all great ideas are controversial or have been at one time”. How do you tell about it? Write an essay in which you response to this quot.
Yes, I agree with the statement of journalist George Seldes “all great ideas are controversial or have been at time at one time”. Any society can’t accept any new ideas immediately. But after a long time controversy such ideas can be accepted by the society and the people. People easily accept the ideas that are common to their living situation. Form the beginning of human history to the present there have been many more such controversial ideas.
Socrates was teaching about philosophy of life, death, truth and life. The then rulers rejected his ideas and he killed. Galileo told that rulers ejected his ideas and he was killed. Galileo told right. Similarly, Charles Darwin found he principle of natural selection. He told the origin of human was apes that made religious people angry much. The concept of cloning is also not easily acceptable rather debatable. If someone raises the ideas of equal share between son and daughter that is also not easily acceptable by people. But after long discussion and time it can be slowly acceptable.

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