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PAPER #2: FIRST PEER REVIEWYou will each have a partner for this peer review. Once you and your partner are assigned, go to the specific forum for the draft (either the first or third) on the Discussion Board and download your partner's paper and open it in MS Word. As you read, use the Insert --> Comment command to make positive comments about the parts of the paper that work well and to note areas where they may want to revise the paper to avoid confusion, to fix a formatting error, a problem with their quotes or title identifications, weak transitions, unclear ideas, or grammatical errors. Then copy and paste the questions below into your partner's paper at the end and complete each question. Save the file and then go back to the discussion board. Find the original post your partner used to share their paper, click on reply, and then attach your copy of the document with your edits and the answer to the questions. Copy and Paste these questions: Your name: The author of the paper's name: Which primary text are they writing about? (I Am Legend, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, or 28 Days Later) Which secondary/theory text are they using ["Monster Culture (Seven Theses)," The Horror Film, or The Monster Show] (If you can't tell which primary text or secondary text the author is using from the first paragraph, warn them that they need to make that clear). What is the author's thesis that they are trying to prove in the paper? Is the paper formated properly? Is the author avoiding summary without making a claim that is proven by the summary? What is the best use of a quote from the primary text? Why is this good? What is the best use of a quote from a secondary text? Why is this good? Where does author need to add more quotes or explanations of quotes? What advice do you have for the writer as they complete their draft for conference?
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