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Wednesday, November 13, 2019

Edwards Quotation Analysis

Here is a readable link the the rubrics for AP Lang this year.  Make sure you are looking at the one for essay two which is the analysis essay.

For tomorrow, please bring ONE Edwards quotation from your essay that you wrote a revised "middle step" how analysis for.  If you are able to print in color, it might be helpful for you to color code the steps in the analysis process in the following manner:

Black font:  your quotation and device (Where/What)

Blue font:  your "how" analysis.  (How).  How is this scary?  What about the quotation encourages salvation?

Red font: your connection to one or more of your purpose ideas. (Why)  Why does Edwards want to do the things he just did?  Why is this important for his purpose?

Friday, November 8, 2019

Unit 1 Test

Here is a kahoot that will help you practice some of the terms that will be on your unit 1 test.  It is not perfect, but it's something!

Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Upcoming Assignments

Remember to bring your white book to class on Thursday and Friday.

Your 3rd precis is due this Friday!

Your study guide for your Unit 1 test is available here.

Also, your Unit 1 test in on Tuesday, November 12!

Tuesday, November 5, 2019

Due 11/6

Please read 104-114 in the white book.

Monday, November 4, 2019

Reading due Tuesday, 11/5

Please read white book beginning on page 98 (from Claim to Thesis) and ending on page 100 before the "activity" section.

Friday, November 1, 2019

Reading due Monday

Please read Part II of the "Musings" packet which is available here.