
Literary Analysis
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Lily Gates
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5 Slides • 10 Questions
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Open Ended
What is the difference between SUMMARY and ANALYSIS?
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Drag and Drop
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Drag and Drop
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Drag and Drop
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Drag and Drop
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Open Ended
How did you determine the difference between the excerpts that were summaries vs. the excerpts that were analysis?
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This acts as a road map for your paper!
Let's see if you watched my video on what should be included in the introductory paragraph... :D
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Reorder
Put the elements which SHOULD BE INCLUDED in the introductory paragraph in the order in which they should appear.
Hook
Bridge
Overview
Thesis Statement
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THE MOST IMPORTANT PART:
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Match
Match the followinging parts of the introductory paragraph with their categories.
Sometimes the present is haunted by the memories of childhood.
These “ghosts” from the past can have everlasting effects on the ways in which a person lives their life and interacts with others.
Amir Khan, the narrator of The Kite Runner, is plagued by a choice he made decades earlier. He spends a lifetime attempting to alleviate his own personal suffering and find a way to “become good again” as he remembers a kite fighting tournament from his childhood that accidentally determined his fate.
In The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini uses imagery and symbolism to show that the title reflects how a loss of innocence during childhood can lead to lifelong scars of regret.
HOOK
BRIDGE
CONTEXT
THESIS STATEMENT
HOOK
BRIDGE
CONTEXT
THESIS STATEMENT
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On the next slide, you'll show me what you learned about what NOT to do....
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Multiple Choice
Which verb tense should you always use when writing a literary analysis essay?
Always use PRESENT tense verbs.
Ex. Gatsby SEES the green light at Daisy's dock.
Always use PAST tense verbs.
Ex. Gatsby SAW the green light at Daisy's dock.
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Multiple Choice
Which pronouns should you use in your writing?
ALWAYS use first-person pronouns:
Ex. I think that Gatsby is a complex character.
NEVER use first-person pronouns:
Ex. The reader can see that Gatsby is a complex character.
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