Hi, this is tow part assignment., the first one should be only a list of subjective and objective . I am adding my peer writing for the assignment. 2. In a follow-up post after several of your peers have posted an initial post, read through the initial posts and begin assigning descriptive details to the objects. Separate subjective descriptions such as “pretty” and “ugly” from objective descriptions that give details about the object (hint: use sub-headers for the subjective and objective separations). 3. In a final post, assemble the objective descriptions you found from reading your peers’ follow-up posts and then classify objective details. For example, for a staple remover: prongs, plastic finger grips, spring mechanism. And then arrange the various classes of detail in the most logical sequence for description. For example, for a staple remover: from finger grips to plastic exterior to hollow metal prongs, including pointed tips and arms, to the coil-spring extensor mechanism. In the final paragraph of this post answer the question, “What is the intended audience of this product description?” “Will the intended audience understand the function of the product because of the description?” A minimum of three posts are needed for 5 points a piece. Full points are awarded for following the instructions. Half points are awarded for not fully addressing each numbered prompt for each post. No points will be awarded for missing posts. Jennifer Manage Discussion Entry The goal of this description is to give an accurate description of a tabletop lamp. When first looking at the product you will notice it stands 20.25 inches tall, 11 inches wide, and 11 inches in diameter. Starting at the top there is a lamp shade which is in the shape of a drum. The shade material is cotton and linen. The color of the shade is tan. The dimension of the shade is 9 inches high, 11 inches wide on the top and 11 inches wide on the bottom. Inside of the shade there are 3 wires attached to the top and extend downward which attaches together at the bottom by a metal circle. The metal circle fits over the lamp socket (which is also known as the Edison screw) is a threaded screw base used to hold and connect a light bulb to a power source. This is the place in which you put in a 60w light bulb. Connected to the lamp socket is a black knob that turns counterclockwise which is how you can turn the lamp on and off. Underneath the lamp socket in the neck which is just a base for the lamp socket. Underneath the neck is four legs that hold up the lamp and make it sturdy.
