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Please pick up your clicker Refer to Woolf’s essay in your book. Multiple Choice Please pick up your clicker Refer to Woolf’s essay in your book.

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Professions for Women Read “The Angel in the House,” a poem and ideal to which Woolf refers. On the back… 3, 4 & 6- Questions on Rhetoric and Style, page 530. Write a Counterargument Thesis Statement summarizing Woolf’s argument. Is it a claim of fact, value, or policy? Be prepared to discuss.

Woolf questions: Can write on the back of “The Angel in the House”: DUE THURSDAY: Woolf questions: Can write on the back of “The Angel in the House”: 3, 4 & 6- Questions on Rhetoric and Style, page 530. Write a Counterargument Thesis Statement summarizing Woolf’s argument. Is it a claim of fact, value, or policy? Current event DUE FRIDAY: vocabulary