ENG – 105 Topic 1 DQ 2
Read the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s page on ADHD; the
link is provided below. Use the close reading techniques described in Chapter
1 of the e-book. It may be helpful to print off the page and annotate the text.
Then, summarize the website in 150-250 words. Your summary should be
similar to the example provided in Chapter 1 of the textbook.
Your summary should answer at least three of the questions below:
1. What key facts or details does the CDC share about ADHD?
2. In addition to the facts, what impression does the CDC create about
ADHD? In other words, how does it make readers feel or what does it
make readers think about ADHD?
3. What would motivate the CDC, which is a government institution, to
post a page about ADHD?
4. Why, in your view, is the Web page a good or bad method for the CDC
to distribute information?
5. How do you think the average reader would react to the CDC's page
about ADHD?
(Hint: Do not try to summarize every detail. Focus on the main points the
page is trying to convey. It is helpful to think of the CDC's page in terms of
its sections, rather than its many facts.)
Read the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s page on ADHD; the
link is provided below. Use the close reading techniques described in Chapter
1 of the e-book. It may be helpful to print off the page and annotate the text.
Then, summarize the website in 150-250 words. Your summary should be
similar to the example provided in Chapter 1 of the textbook.
Your summary should answer at least three of the questions below:
1. What key facts or details does the CDC share about ADHD?
2. In addition to the facts, what impression does the CDC create about
ADHD? In other words, how does it make readers feel or what does it
make readers think about ADHD?
3. What would motivate the CDC, which is a government institution, to
post a page about ADHD?
4. Why, in your view, is the Web page a good or bad method for the CDC
to distribute information?
5. How do you think the average reader would react to the CDC's page
about ADHD?
(Hint: Do not try to summarize every detail. Focus on the main points the
page is trying to convey. It is helpful to think of the CDC's page in terms of
its sections, rather than its many facts.)
