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LEAP ENGL II - Literary analysis and Research si ...
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what tense should you write in? (past or present)
present
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Does this include literary terms? "To show that women are important, Rich write about Jennifer and the tigers that she creates in her needlework."
no
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What example did we look at for the literary analysis task?
Frankenstein and the Tempest
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(T/F) to get a 4 on the rubric, you should demonstrate full comprehension of ideas.
True
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Should you use "I think" or "I believe" in your essay?
no
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How do you get full points for grammar?
By composing an essay with few minor grammatical errors.
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What should go in a conclusion paragraph?
Restate thesis, topic sentences, and give a conclusion statement.
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Which task is a close examination of a piece of literature?
Literary Analysis
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Should you use literary terms in your Research essay?
no
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Should you cite evidence?
yes
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What ways can you cite evidence?
In source _____... or an intext citation.
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Should you include a thesis in the research and literary analysis essays?
yes
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What important thing should be in your introduction paragraph?
thesis
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how many paragraphs should you have (minimum)
4
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What should you NOT do when explaining your quote?
paraphrase the quote.
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how do you explain a quote?
by relating it back to the thesis.
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what are two ways that you can set up compare/contrast body paragraphs?
1- compare both stories 1 - contrast both stories or Com/con each story in a paragraph.
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What example did we look at for the research simulation?
FDR
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What should be included in the same sentence as a quote?
an introduction before or blended quote.
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What essay gives you multiple non-fiction passages to read and write about?
Research simulation
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What two very important things should be in your body paragraphs?
evidence and reasoning/commentary/explain
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