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Literary Analysis

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  • What is a thesis?
    A claim to be proven in your essay.
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  • On what seven categories will your essay be assessed per the rubric?
    1- Introduction, 2- Body paragraphs, 3- Conclusion, 4- Works Cited page, 5- Organization/format, 6- Citation, 7- Mechanics (grammar/spelling/etc.)
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  • What does it mean to include a cited detail?
    Information from the text where you put the author's last name (or article title) and page number (if from a book)
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  • What does it mean to include a cited detail?
    Information from the text where you put the author's last name (or article title) and page number (if from a book)
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  • What are at least two examples of things you can use for background information in your introduction?
    Information about the author(s), Summarize the text, Author's reason for writing
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  • What are the six components of your body paragraphs?
    Topic sentence, Cited detail, Explanation, Cited detail, Explanation, Final sentence
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  • What are the three components of an introduction?
    1- Hook 2- Background information 3- Thesis
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  • How many paragraphs should your essay be?
    Four
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  • What is a theme?
    A message/lesson
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  • The following is a cited piece of dialogue from a novel. Is it cited correctly? " 'It's quite a city,' Dad says" (Schwab 271).
    Yes
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  • The following is a cited piece of dialogue from a novel. Is it cited correctly? "You know the only thing worse than a haunted place?" says Jacob (Schwab 279).
    No
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  • You should put _________________ around Quotations.
    Quotation marks
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  • What is the first sentence of each body paragraph called?
    Topic Sentence
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  • What two literary devices are you analyzing in your essay?
    Setting, Conflict, Characterization, Figurative language, Word choice, etc.
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  • How many cited quotes do you need in each body paragraph?
    Two
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  • What are three types of hooks?
    Setting the scene, Interesting fact, Attention getting quote, Relevant question, Description, A relevant story, A smile/metaphor
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