English, 17.04.2020 15:49 nautiannaharper59901
Directions: In the space below, craft your response to the Essential Question: How does the author develop the theme of strength through unity in his memoir, Night?
Note: Use the RA-CEE-CEE-S writing strategy shown below to build your response. Your thoroughly written paragraph should be approximately 10-12 sentences. *No more than 1 example from the model may be used in your extended paragraph
Restate & Answer the question – How does the author develop the theme of strength through unity in his memoir, Night?
Cite – Include evidence #1 from the text that shows unity among the prisoners; Describe what is happening in the text (you may use a description from column 2, provide citation)
Explain What – Explain what evidence #1 from the text means.
Explain How – Explain how evidence #1 from the text reflects strength being developed within the prisoner(s) in overcoming the horrors of the concentration camp.
Cite – Include evidence #2 from the text that shows unity among the prisoners; Describe what is happening in the text (you may use a description from column 2, provide citation)
Explain What – Explain what evidence #2 from the text means.
Explain How – Explain how evidence #2 from the text reflects strength being developed within the prisoner(s) in overcoming the horrors of the concentration camp.
Summarize – Summarize (rephrase, not repeat) Elie Wiesel’s memoir, Night. Also, identify how this text is relevant in today’s world in the face of a global pandemic?
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