English, 23.02.2021 01:00 Lamr

Intruction: 1.Synopsis: Write a one to two sentence summary of the book.

2. Quote, Restate: Elaborate: Select and copy a significant quote from the book, rephrase it in your own words, and elaborate by saying why the quote is important to the novel as a whole. Your elaboration must have a minimum of five (05) sentences and you are required to use specific textual evidence from the story.

3. Text to Text: Compare/Contrast your book to another book by writing a paragraph that is at least five (05) sentences long. You must use specific textual evidence from both stories.

4. Text to World: Compare an event from the book to a specific world event. The world event may be something historical, international, local, current, etc. You will need to write a paragraph that is at least five (05) sentences long. Make sure to use specific textual evidence from the novel and the news story you choose. You must include a link or a scan of the document you used.

5. Proper Grammar and Spelling.

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1.Synopsis: Write a one to two sentence summary of the book.
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Intruction: 1.Synopsis: Write a one to two sentence summary of the book.

2. Quote, Rest...