Thursday, October 15th and Friday, October 16th American Literature Standard 1 & 2 Presentations: Last day unless we have already spoken about another date. Rhetorical Analysis Jigsaw What to know by next class Vocabulary Unit 2: Write one sentence for each word. PLEASE, use it correctly and label what part of speech you are using it as. (Don’t look this up. Use your brain).

Rhetorical Analysis Jigsaw Group 1: The Declaration of Independence page 140 Group 2: The Crisis, Number 1 page 144 Group 3: Letter from Birmingham Jail page 157 Group 4: Speech in the Virginia Convention page 168 Group 5: JFK’s Inaugural Address page 177 Group 6: Declaration of Sentiments handout

You will read your selection, and as a group you will analyze the rhetoric being used. First, you will complete the SOAPSTone handout. Next, you will look at the appeals used. Note all rhetorical devices That you see. After becoming an expert on your text. You will move into a group with one member from each of the other groups to teach them about the text. You will learn about their texts, too. Take notes!!!! Finally, you will get back in your original group and compare notes.

What to know by next class: Socratic Appeals Ethos Pathos Logos Targeted Appeals Altruism Anger Fear Flag waving or patriotic Intelligence Plain Folk Snob Appeals Rhetorical Question Rhetoric Simile Rhetorical Analysis Metaphor Allusion Diction Antithesis Connotative Parallelism Denotative Repetition Tone