Tham khảo tài liệu 'studying the gre 2', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | -------------------- THE GRE ANALYTICAL WRITING SECTION ---------------------------- While scoring an essay is far more subjective than correcting a multiple-choice exam the GRE program has developed a detailed scoring rubric to guide readers through the essay-scoring process. This rubric lists specific criteria that essays should meet to attain each score. The complete GRE Analytical Writing scoring guide is available to download for your review at scoreprocess. Be sure to review the scoring guide carefully. The more you know about what is expected of you in the essay the better you will be able to meet those expectations. You can review adapted GRE Analytical Writing rubrics on pages 55-56. Unlike the Verbal and Quantitative sections of the General Test on the Analytical Writing section of the exam you will not receive your scores immediately because the scorers need time to read and evaluate your writing. It usually takes 10 to 15 days after you take the test to receive your score for this section. The Analytical Writing Process The Analytical Writing section asks you to complete two separate but complimentary tasks. Each task tests your analytical writing skills including the assessment of your critical thinking skills however completing the two tasks requires two different abilities. The Issue task requires you to construct and support your own point of view on a prompted issue while the Argument task requires you to analyze an argument that someone else has constructed. To be successful on this part of the GRE you will need to understand the nature of each task and thoroughly demonstrate that understanding to the readers of your essays. The next section of the chapter will help you understand how to complete each task effectively starting with the Issue task. Present Your Perspective on an Issue Attack Mode This 45-minute task in the Analytical Writing section tests your ability to communicate and support your point of view on a .
