Read the essay Lost and Found by Colson Whitehead (at left under Readings & Handouts > Readings > Non-fiction). Then respond to the reading in a paragraph of at least 200 words. to focus on in your response (such as use of details, style techniques, wording or punctuation choices, etc; see the discussion board directions handout for more ideas). Consider why the writer made the choices that you see here: what might they have been trying to achieve? Use examples from the text to support your observations. For full credit, please do the following: Read the essay Three Pokes of a Thistle by Naomi Shihab Nye (at left under Readings & Handouts > Readings > Non-fiction). Then respond to the reading in a paragraph of at least 200 words. to focus on in your response (such as use of details, style techniques, wording or punctuation choices, etc; see the discussion board directions handout for more ideas). Consider why the writer made the choices that you see here: what might they have been trying to achieve? Use examples from the text to support your observations. For full credit, please do the following: Read the play The Battle of Bull Run Always Makes Me Cry by Carole Real (at left under Readings & Handouts > Readings > Playwriting). Then respond to the reading in a paragraph of at least 200 words. to focus on in your response (such as use of details, style techniques, wording or punctuation choices, etc; see the discussion board directions handout for more ideas). Consider why the writer made the choices that you see here: what might they have been trying to achieve? Use examples from the text to support your observations. For full credit, please do the following: Purchase the answer to view it
