How to write a critical analysis 
Identify the author's thesis. 
Determine what the author is arguing for or against. 
The thesis of an academic article might be easier to identify than the thesis of a creative work, movie, or painting.

OPTIONS:
- The thesis of a nonfiction piece would obviously be easier to identify, but it is probably a little harder than what the author is arguing. The thesis is such that the content and theme (and a general attention to detail) of the article or report apply to you, as well as to the author and the organization you're researching (or working with).
- Identify the main argument in the concluding paragraph. With a strong thesis, the author will be able to avoid confusion or miscommunication.
- Read again the article and write down what the author argues for or against. One example of an argumentative thesis would be: how does this work affect the education of child used without a valid argument? The author would use an argument raised in the article's introduction and argument in the concluding article.
- If critiquing a work of fiction or creative nonfiction, in either written form or film form, identify one main theme of the story. For a painting, analyze what the the painter may be trying to establish.

If critiquing a work of fiction or creative nonfiction, in either written form or film form, identify one main theme of the story. For a painting, analyze what the the painter may be trying to establish.

Woman is standing in a kitchen talking to the camera holding a bag of pasta. Woman grab some pasta and put them in boiled water. woman

OPTIONS:
- puts noodles in the strainer and pasta in the oven while talking to the camera.
- grab one spaghetti and eats it to see if is cooked and explain how to know it.
- pour the pasta in a boiling pan and stirs.
- puts salt and vinegar in french which take off the lid and the pasta starts by being dropped in the sink.

grab one spaghetti and eats it to see if is cooked and explain how to know it.

How to take jeep doors off 
Fold the side mirrors in. 
The side mirrors on your jeep are attached to the door and are designed to be folded in flat. Press the mirror in toward the door and adjust it so the mirror itself rests flat against the door.

OPTIONS:
- Gently fold the side mirrors while doing this to ensure an even thickness. If you need to adjust the side mirrors further, do so.
- Try to keep the upper half of the mirror facing the door at all times for safety purposes. Make sure the side mirrors are out of the way of passengers and others who might try to open them for you.
- Next, use a razor blade to carefully cut off the detachable lip of the plastic door frame. Once it has been cut off, you should also unfold and reposition the side mirrors.
- Folding the mirrors in will prevent them from being damaged when you store the doors. To fold the mirrors, simply press them in toward the door.

Folding the mirrors in will prevent them from being damaged when you store the doors. To fold the mirrors, simply press them in toward the door.

How to help a dog recover from a broken leg 
Evaluate the dog for more severe injuries. 
If you see your dog limping, take a look to see which leg is injured. Do a slow, careful examination of the injured leg.

OPTIONS:
- Extend your arm out to your dog. Consider the motions (for a dog with a broken leg).
- Also ask questions about the dog's gait. Talk to your vet about what evidence he or she thinks may be the cause of his or her injury.
- The broken leg could be really obvious, such as an exposed, open fracture. In this case, you'll need to keep the wound clean.
- Watch to see if there are any injuries that may warrant medical attention. Infrequent leg injuries also may warrant medical attention.


The broken leg could be really obvious, such as an exposed, open fracture. In this case, you'll need to keep the wound clean.