ASSIGNED READING: Levine Beckman: (Why we binge-watch stuff we…

Question Answered step-by-step ASSIGNED READING: Levine Beckman: (Why we binge-watch stuff we… ASSIGNED READING: Levine Beckman: (Why we binge-watch stuff we hate) https://mashable.com/article/hate-binge-watch 1) The topic is a word or phrase that an article refers to and focuses on throughout. What is the topic of this reading? 2) The main idea is a complete sentence, either mentioned in the article (stated) or implied (not stated), that focuses on the central idea the writer is trying to get across. In one sentence, write out the main idea of the article. 3) This article is written in the argument pattern, which includes points to support the author’s opinionated main idea. List the points of the topic that the writer describes, in your words, which in this pattern are the major details. 4) Critical thinking: Why do you believe “hate-watching” is more common nowadays than 20 years ago? Explain why.   I took Atkin’s advice when I started watching Sex Education, a show I actually liked and would recommend for its relatable portrayal of awkward teen romance and skilled knit-work of diverse storylines. I eased myself in, watching two roughly one-hour episodes at kickoff. Before the third rolled onto my TV screen, I proudly shut off the TV. It was late and I had yoga in the morning. The same mindful decision-making continued the next day.  (Stop reading when you get to this part of the article) Arts & Humanities Writing WRTG 111 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)