Detail- One key factor in determining whether a paper deserves an A or a B can be reflected by the description and details portrayed. For an effective paper, a writer will have successfully painted a picture for it's readers. Through details such as colors, speed, conditions, etc., a reader will easily be able to envision what the writer is personally imagining. Also, a successful writer will treat each reader as if they are almost a "child", acting as if they know hardily anything about what is being presented, even though they may. This may help a writer to write in detail. For a mediocre grade, a writer will lack descriptions and adjectives that are necessary for a reader to easily understand, envision and find interest in.
Creativity- Creativity plays a very important role in dividing an effective paper from a mediocre paper. Although every paper has it's own guidelines, a successful writer should bring creativity and individuality to their own paper. Successful creativity will interest a reader, allowing one to stay focused. While, for a mediocre grade, a writers work may appear dull, boring, or too original. But, by bringing creativity, the author will soon earn the respect of it's readers.
Unity- For a paper to earn a sufficient grade, each body paragraph should relate it's thesis statement correctly. Each paragraph should stay relevant to what is trying to be proven through a paper. An effective paper will support the thesis statement with defined, true details, while for a mediocre grade, a writer will usually stray off from the thesis, which will, in the end confuse the reader.
Personally, I find writing my papers in successful unity a challenge. I tend to stray off from the thesis, and point out facts that neither correspond to what I am trying to prove, or what relates to my topic. But, what I do find easiest in writing an effective paper deals with portraying details and painting a clear picture. Writing with strong adjectives is most certainly my strong suit.
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