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OBJECTIVES:
You will distinguish between a poetry analysis essay and a summary. You will be able to formulate a thesis that demonstrate a new understanding of the poem, and select textual support for your thesis. You will write a poetry analysis essay, with be clear introduction, a supporting body correctly citing direct and indirect quotes using the MLA style guide, and a powerful conclusion. Finally, using the Six Traits, you will evaluate and revise your essay, with particular attention to ideas, content, and conventions.
For the purpose of your analysis, you will answer which question?
A. Who wrote the poem?
B. Which literary devices are used?
C. What does the poem mean?
D. For which audience was the poem written?
Which phrase is not an aspect of a poetry analysis paper?
A. a list of literary devices
B. an interpretion of poetry
C. an argument of an opinion
D. a discussion of literary devices
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OBJECTIVES:
You will distinguish between a poetry analysis essay and a summary. You will be able to formulate a thesis that demonstrate a new understanding of the poem, and select textual support for your thesis. You will write a poetry analysis essay, with be clear introduction, a supporting body correctly citing direct and indirect quotes using the MLA style guide, and a powerful conclusion. Finally, using the Six Traits, you will evaluate and revise your essay, with particular attention to ideas, content, and conventions.
For the purpose of your analysis, you will answer which question?
A. Who wrote the poem?
B. Which literary devices are used?
C. What does the poem mean?
D. For which audience was the poem written?
Which phrase is not an aspect of a poetry analysis paper?
A. a list of literary devices
B. an interpretion of poetry
C. an argument
You will distinguish between a poetry analysis essay and a summary. You will be able to formulate a thesis that demonstrate a new understanding of the poem, and select textual support for your thesis. You will write a poetry analysis essay, with be clear introduction, a supporting body correctly citing direct and indirect quotes using the MLA style guide, and a powerful conclusion. Finally, using the Six Traits, you will evaluate and revise your essay, with particular attention to ideas, content, and conventions.
For the purpose of your analysis, you will answer which question?
A. Who wrote the poem?
B. Which literary devices are used?
C. What does the poem mean?
D. For which audience was the poem written?
Which phrase is not an aspect of a poetry analysis paper?
A. a list of literary devices
B. an interpretion of poetry
C. an argument of an opinion
D. a discussion of literary devices
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OBJECTIVES:
You will distinguish between a poetry analysis essay and a summary. You will be able to formulate a thesis that demonstrate a new understanding of the poem, and select textual support for your thesis. You will write a poetry analysis essay, with be clear introduction, a supporting body correctly citing direct and indirect quotes using the MLA style guide, and a powerful conclusion. Finally, using the Six Traits, you will evaluate and revise your essay, with particular attention to ideas, content, and conventions.
For the purpose of your analysis, you will answer which question?
A. Who wrote the poem?
B. Which literary devices are used?
C. What does the poem mean?
D. For which audience was the poem written?
Which phrase is not an aspect of a poetry analysis paper?
A. a list of literary devices
B. an interpretion of poetry
C. an argument