A 'Good' Paper

Didn't you always hate when you turned in a paper to your teacher, a paper that you spend countless tedious hours trying to make it perfect and at the end, you end up getting all these correction on your paper with a grade you didn't expect. So what makes a paper that would be graded a big fat A? It is all up to the eye of the beholder, when it involves writing and giving it a specific grade. Experiences in school leave some people with the impression that good writing simply means writing that contains no bad mistakes,that is, no errors of grammar, punctuation, or spelling. As to what makes an A compared to a C paper, I think these are the 3 qualities that make a 'good' paper

• Vocabulary- Nothing helps a sentence more than vocabulary. The difference between an A paper is that it contains words that are far more amusing and  similar words to that small words used in a C paper. When it comes to describing a certain thing, vocabulary helps you bring out that vivid picture your are describing.
•  Unity-  The reason anything is written is because it contributes to the overall story. Without the unity, the story makes no sense. With what ever the topic is, for example, if your trying to inform someone in a research paper your writing, then that research paper has to make sense because without it, that paper will have no meaning to it and its just words in a paper
• Coherence- It means everything in your writing is logically layed out and connected. If it was an essay, one thing leads on to another. One paragraph leads on to another, the main ideas of each paragraph seem to connect but still make sense. This makes the readers fee that your writing is constantly flowing.