Learning objectives
Read the student's stated goal first (for example to emphasize a similarity, introduce a person to an unfamiliar audience or compare two findings) and note its exact requirements
Test each option only against that goal: does the sentence accomplish precisely that rhetorical task using the information in the notes?
Recognize goals that specify an audience (familiar or unfamiliar with the topic) and pick the option that supplies the right amount of background
Reject sentences that are faithful to the notes but achieve a different purpose, such as giving a detail when a comparison was asked for
Apply the method to goals asking for a contrast, a sequence of events, a cause, or a generalization supported by a specific example
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