SOAPSTone Annotation – AJ Jacobs

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SOAPSTone Annotation – AJ Jacobs SP-Describe the speaker with three adjectives. Find three different evidence to substantiate. O-What specific part of his journey is he on? Find one piece of evidence. A-Who is his intended audience? Find one piece of evidence to support, P-Why do you think he is trying to follow the bible literally and writing about it? Find two pieces of evidence to support? S-What are his greatest challenges so far? Find two pieces of evidence? T-What is the tone of the piece? Does it shift? Find two pieces of evidence to support?