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Copy the quotation
(Author of Quote said/stated)
(Example senctence) Author once said/stated, "...." |
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Own words
(Means, Suggest, Implies)
(Example senctence) This quotaion means/suggest/implies ... |
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Argument
(true/valid or unture/unvaild)
(Example Senctence) This quotation is true/valid (or unture/unvaild) because .... |
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Tie it to text
(Genre, Title or Work, and Author)
(Example Sentence) The genre title or work by author proves the interpretation becuase .... |
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| How many works of literture do u need? |
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| How many literary elements do you need per work of literture? |
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| 2 but u can us the same for both. |
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| 1 Body Paragraph First Sentence |
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| Tilte or work by author is a work of litereture that relates to the interpretation thrrought the author's use of literary element. |
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| 2 Body Paragraph Frist Sentence |
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| A second literary element by author's last name in name of book that proves the quote is literary element. |
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| How many body paragraphs do u need? |
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| How many total paragraphs do you need? |
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- Recopy Quotation and restate/reword interpretation
- Restate work of literture and two literart elements used to prove interpertation
- Fresh ending (personal insight, a revelation, a life lesson, or a quotation that illustrates the argument.) Don't use "I"
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