English, 27.10.2020 21:50 robert7248

Directions: After carefully reading paragraphs 1-5 of “Lottery” answer the following text-dependent questions: PARAGRAPH 2
According to Haidri, what is her purpose in writing this essay?
PARAGRAPH 3
What spurred or inspired Haidri to write the poem "Lottery"?
In her opinion, what is the difference between a retelling and a poem?
Paragraph 4
• What does Haidri see as the problem with trying to describe feelings? •What does Haidri suggest as a way to “recollect the emotion itself” Paragraph 5 •According Haidri, how to some beginning writers feel about revising poetry? •How does Haidri see the revision of poetry?

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Directions: After carefully reading paragraphs 1-5 of “Lottery” answer the following text-dependent...