Take out Literary terms, and the article of "Bliss not found in stores next to iPhones"-
What is the epigraph?
What is the allusion?
Where can you find rhetorical question?
Consider how it is an informal essay.
What persuasive technique does he use- to convince the reader of?
Allusion: To "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud".
Epigraph: Quote at beginning of article.
Informal Essay: -Everyday problem (Phone dependence).
-Intimate tone.
- His perspective (personal).
Persuasive technique: -Alludes poem
-Contrast (Poem-today)
-Intimate tone
- Rhetorical question
Rhetorical question: "How's your inward eye these days?"
Course question article: "Bliss not found in stores next to iPhone".
Read: "The Taxpayer" March 2000 today! Why do you think this is called "The Taxpayer"?
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Double block!
"April 2000: The Third Expedition" by Ray Bradbury worksheet and read.
Religion and Music list.
Chapter breakdown:
- Rocket voyage.
- Approaching Mars.
- Responses to Mars.
- The Earth-like house.
- The town.
- Part one: 41-46: Land on Mars, cautious about exiting rocket.
- Part 2: 47-48: Debating theories to explain this town.
- Part 3: 48-50: they think they landed on Earth in the past.
- Part 4: Settling on a theory; meeting Lustig's grandparents.
- Part 5: 53-57: All crew leaves with family.
- pg 57- 62: Capt. Black with family; in bed, he figures it out!!!
- pg.62-63: Funeral for the crew.
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