English, 15.01.2021 01:00 johnnyaby69

ANIMAL FARM Respond to the following prompt: "What is the central idea presented in the novel (up to chapter 4)?"
Be sure to:
• Begin with a clear thesis that states your position; include clear transitions between
points; and include a concluding statement.
. Incorporate multiple direct quotations from the text, punctuating/citing them
correctly (for example - (Orwell14). SBA implications.
• Commentary and reasoning to expand on your pieces of text evidence. SBA
implications.

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ANIMAL FARM Respond to the following prompt: "What is the central idea presented in the novel (up...