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Summer work—Juniors 2008-2009

  1. Read Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
  2. As you read, create three RAFT papers

RAFT—Using one of the following scenarios AND what you learned in the book, write a paper of AT LEAST one page (typed, double spaced, Times New Roman 12). This can be as creative as you wish, but MUST follow details in the story. If you use any direct quotes, put the page number of those quotes in parentheses at the end of the quote.

A. Role—Linda                 B. Role—Grandmother             C. Role—Linda

Audience—Dr. Flint                Audience—Linda                     Audience—William and Benjamin

Format—lecture                      Format—letter                          Format—letter

Topic—how he is treating her  Topic—Linda’s children            Topic—fate of grandmother

 

These items are due at the beginning of the period on the THIRD class day. At this time, you will also have a reading test over the book.

If you choose, you may turn in your assignment on the FIRST class day and receive 10 bonus points to add to a daily grade at some time during the year. Ask the present Juniors and Seniors how important those 10 points can be.

 

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