PPT-Responding to the Prose Prompt
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AP English LiteratureMs Beard The Prompt is the thing Carefully read the prompt What are you asked to analyze Spend 13 minutes reading and circlingunderlining
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AP English LiteratureMs Beard The Prompt is the thing Carefully read the prompt What are you asked to analyze Spend 13 minutes reading and circlingunderlining key words in the prompt . Assessment Objective 3: Show detailed understanding of the ways in which writers’ choices of form, structure and language shape meanings.. Narrative Prose. All prose is narrative prose in that it narrates or tells a story, even though there are several types of prose writing.. Do Now: . Form Cornell Notes!. Based on the context of the sentence, what can you infer “prompt” means? . Receiving an F on my last math quiz, . prompted. me to ask my teacher for extra help. . Prompt. RL 3.1: Articulate the expressed purposes and characteristics of different forms of prose (e.g., short story, novel, novella, essay).. Analyze the Purpose and Characteristics of Prose. Prose. . is any writing that is not poetry. Two categories of prose are fiction and nonfiction.. What is “imaginary” prose?. Why is the word “imaginary” problematic?. Is there a better term?. “Days of the Arabs” (. Ayyam. al-Arab. ). “Days” = Battles, events. Historical or legendary? Literary or expository?. Journal your thoughts and embellish with your inner artist flare! . Please have your prompt completed by the end of the week, and plan to share with the class.. “Fill your paper with the breathings of your heart.”. Unpack the Prompt. PROMPT:. In the passages, “Imagine” by Alex Porter and Kristin Lewis and “Hope” by Karen Hess, prairie life changes in many ways. . What. . causes the changes. ? Explain . VUI: Cheryl . Platz. PM: . Sharbani. Roy & Carl . Mekala. December 28, 2015 - Version 0.5. Background. Do Not Disturb . will first ship with Communications in Q1. It will first apply to the delivery of calls and messages, but will eventually apply to the delivery of any urgent or standard notification.. 10. th. Grade. 9.25.17. Problems. Many essays failed to properly “attack” the prompts offered for writing on. Essays that began “I feel” instantly give away that writer did not follow instructions. NOTE – The introduction IS NOT the Prompt!. Introduction: Many people believe that the physical differences in size and strength between men and women affect their intellectual capabilities and social status. Brain research suggests that men and women process information in different ways. Are . DBQ . Powerpoint. II. Developing a clear, concise thesis that addresses the whole prompt (and gives a purpose to comparing the perspectives). Appropriately incorporating document and background evidence with commentary. 4. th. Grade. Jenkins/Wong. RL.4.5, RL.4.10, RF.4.4.a. Essential Question:. What’s the difference between prose, poems, and drama?. What are prose, poetry, and drama?. Prose, poetry, and drama are different kinds of writing.. What are the major differences. between drama and prose stories?. CCS-4-RL-5. . Explain major differences between drama and prose stories, and refer to the structural elements of drama (e.g. cast of characters, setting descriptions, dialogue, stage directions. AP English Literature and Composition. Meaning and Method: Writing the Rhetorical Analysis. The poetry and prose prompts are different from open-ended prompt in that they require the student to analyze the devices/strategies/tools the author employs. . Literary Term. Poetry . Definition: . Poetry is an imaginative awareness of experience expressed through meaning, sound, and rhythmic language choices so as to evoke an emotional response. Poetry is almost always in stanzas..
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