And Then There Were None Essay
Throughout this school year, my learning in English has expanded greatly. Reading “And Then There Were None” helped me learn how to find theme using textual evidence. This book had an overbearing theme of death, darkness, and fear. There were several key points in the story that showcased the theme well. The storm that occurred while the deaths started to become more frequent really made the theme stand out to me the most due to the desperation of the characters. Reading “Cask of Amontillado” helped me learn how to use context clues to my advantage. Some of the details were unclear and vague in the story, due to the extensive use of figurative language, so the context clues helped with my comprehension. I, personally, use connotation
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Our assignment was to write how Edgar Allan Poe died, based on the information we were given in articles. His death was a controversial topic, since no one really knows how he truly passed away. Rabies, alcoholism, and atrial fibrillation were three topics that were discussed. We wrote an argumentative essay on his cause of death to expand and refine our skills as writers. It helped us learn how to properly construct a persuasive essay. In “Anthem,” there are multiple subjects that can be questioned and discussed. One of our assignments, the notice and note sheet, had us use quotes and write what their hidden meaning was from the text. When you cite information from your book, using specific page numbers is an important thing to remember. Being able to use textual evidence in an essay can turn it from mediocre to outstanding. On past exams, we had to write an essay in one hour, which was quite a challenging task. Using ACE paragraphs helped me learn how to write a well written response to an article or prompt. It taught me how to use supporting details to prove my statement. The newspaper project for ¨And Then There Were None” helped me think for creatively and add in some different articles that made the project better. My writing composition has improved tremendously after these
Our assignment was to write how Edgar Allan Poe died, based on the information we were given in articles. His death was a controversial topic, since no one really knows how he truly passed away. Rabies, alcoholism, and atrial fibrillation were three topics that were discussed. We wrote an argumentative essay on his cause of death to expand and refine our skills as writers. It helped us learn how to properly construct a persuasive essay. In “Anthem,” there are multiple subjects that can be questioned and discussed. One of our assignments, the notice and note sheet, had us use quotes and write what their hidden meaning was from the text. When you cite information from your book, using specific page numbers is an important thing to remember. Being able to use textual evidence in an essay can turn it from mediocre to outstanding. On past exams, we had to write an essay in one hour, which was quite a challenging task. Using ACE paragraphs helped me learn how to write a well written response to an article or prompt. It taught me how to use supporting details to prove my statement. The newspaper project for ¨And Then There Were None” helped me think for creatively and add in some different articles that made the project better. My writing composition has improved tremendously after these