Warm up, 9/28 Reading Quiz (on Stockings, Church, The Man I Killed, and Ambush). Please take out a piece of notebook paper and a writing utensil, clearing.

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Warm up, 9/28 Reading Quiz (on Stockings, Church, The Man I Killed, and Ambush). Please take out a piece of notebook paper and a writing utensil, clearing your desk of everything else. Please share a piece of paper. You may not use your book or your notes.

Reading Quiz In Stockings, what changes for Dobbins by the end of the vignette? In Church, why does Dobbins say that he wouldn’t make a good real minister? In The Man I Killed, what does Kiowa try to get O’Brien to understand about what he’s done? In Ambush, what lie does O’Brien tell his daughter? Describe formalist criticism.

Learning Target To apply the formalist critical lens, independently, to a new reading passage by analyzing O’Brien’s writing style.

Independent Reading Use the handout provided to guide your reading and note-taking while reading the vignettes Style, Speaking of Courage, and Notes. For each vignette, take notes on the following areas: Imagery Diction Syntax

Homework Please finish this assignment for tomorrow. Please submit your final draft of the college essay to Google Classroom! The Peer Response sheet is due tomorrow as well.