Dialogue and description can often provide inspiration or insight into themes for readers. What is one passage from your book that has been particularly inspiring or insightful? What is the message the author intended (presumably), and what did the passage mean to you? Be sure to include your specific passage, and cite the quote!
Be sure you are meeting the requirements detailed in the RW Response Rubric (see "Useful Documents" tab)!
Just a friendly reminder that your book projects will be due on the day of your final exam! If you are a senior, your book project will be due on your last day of school (that's only 3 and 1/2 weeks away folks)! So, if you haven't been making a lot of progress in your book, start kicking it into gear! :)
Monday, April 29, 2013
Monday, April 8, 2013
Quarter 4 Question 2: Due 4/10!
Based on the pages you have read so far (and you should be making lots of progress), talk about the book's structure. Is it a continuous story, or interlocking short stories? Does the timeline move forward chronologically, or back and forth between past and present? Does the author use a single viewpoint or shifting viewpoints? Why might the author have chosen to tell the story the way they did, and what difference does it make in the way you read or understand the story?
Be sure your answer meets the requirements of the RW Response Rubric!
Be sure your answer meets the requirements of the RW Response Rubric!
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