Peel

What does PEEL stand for?

• Purple Elephants Eat Lava

• Purpose Explain Evidence Link

• Point Evidence Explain Link

We use PEEL to

• create a thesis statement

• create a conclusion

• create a hook

• create supporting detail paragraphs

What does PEEL stand for in the PEEL Method?

• Point, Evidence, Example, and Link

• Point, Evidence, Explanation, and Link

• Purpose, Evidence, Explanation, and Link

• Point, Example, Explanation, and Link

Which of the following is an example of using the PEEL Method in an essay?

• Providing evidence without making a clear point.

• Listing multiple points without providing evidence or explanation.

• Explaining the evidence without linking it back to the main argument.

• Making a point, providing evidence, explaining the evidence, and linking it back to the main argument.

What are the benefits of using the PEEL Method?

• The benefits of using the PEEL method include clear organization, improved coherence, enhanced clarity, and effective communication.

• The PEEL method hinders effective communication and clarity.

• Using the PEEL method leads to confusion and lack of coherence.

• The PEEL method is time-consuming and inefficient.

Which of the following is an example of using the PEEL Method in a paragraph?

• The PEEL method is not effective in structuring paragraphs.

• Using the PEEL method helps structure paragraphs and make them more coherent.

• The PEEL method is only used for writing essays, not paragraphs.

• Using the PEEL method makes paragraphs more confusing.

How many steps are there in the PEEL Method?

• 4

• 2

• 6

• 8

In which subjects or areas can the PEEL Method be applied?

• Mathematics, science, computer programming, technical writing.

• Geography, biology, chemistry, physics.

• Art, music, physical education, foreign languages.

• English literature, history, social sciences, persuasive essays

What is the first step of the PEEL Method?

• Make a Point

• Link back to the main point

• Evaluate the evidence

• Provide evidence

What is the purpose of the explanation part in the PEEL Method?

• To summarize the main points of the topic or argument.

• To introduce a new topic or argument.

• To provide examples or evidence supporting the topic or argument.

• To provide a detailed explanation or analysis of the topic or argument being discussed.