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Text One of the most important characteristics of an essay to assess is the quality of the logic present in the essay. Above, we have analysed the themes, structure, and fluency of the same essay you see below; now we will analyse the quality of logic from this same essay using the following instructions. Instruction 4: Quality of Logic The quality of logic refers to the strength of the rationality, logic and persuasiveness of the arguments made in the essay. First, is how much space is the author actually dedicating for explaining the logic and rational of their arguments? The quality of logic will be present primarily in the elaboration sentences described in the "Instructions: Structure" segment above; as a refresher, this means the elaboration sentences are found in body paragraphs, usually accompanied by some supportive examples of evidence in the middle of the body paragraph. Thus, identify in the body paragraph how much the elaboration sentences compose the body paragraph. If there are no elaboration sentences or one sentence, and they make up a very small percentage of the word count from the body paragraph; then the quality of logic is likely poor. If there are roughly two sentences, and they make up a moderate percentage of the word count from the body paragraph; then the quality of logic is likely okay. Moreover, if there are many sentences for elaboration, and they make up large percentage of the word count from the body paragraph; then the quality of logic is likely good. if there are many sentences for elaboration, and they make up large percentage of the word count from the body paragraph, and it includes a mini-rebuttal to their own argument, then the quality of logic is likely excellent. However, if the elaboration sentences seem to have excessive sentences that are repetitive, vague or add little value, then the quality of logic goes back to being okay level.