my problems become invisible and I am the same person I always was. All is well. I am as I should be.” (par. 18)? 7. How does Jones characterize the post-cancer Ebert as being different from the pre-cancer Ebert? 8. Re-read the paragraph beginning, now everything he “But says must be written. . . (par. 20). Why does Jones say of ” Ebert’s new life, many words, so much writing”? What does “so this statement help us understand about what Ebert values in life? 9. What evidence, if any, can you find that suggests Ebert is more of an optimist after fighting cancer than before? 10. What evidence, if any, can you find that suggests Chris Jones admires and believes Roger Ebert? Questions Emotions (Pathos) 11. Why does describe Ebert’s medical crises in 2006 in graphic detail? What words suggest the brutality of the cancer treatment and recovery process Ebert experienced? 12. How do you think Jones’s description of Ebert’s smile” “open might impact readers? 13. What language in the excerpt from Ebert’s review of in the article’s conclusion suggests Ebert’s Broken Embraces enduring passion for life?
my problems become invisible and I am the same person I always was. All is well. I am as I should be.” (par. 18)? 7. How does Jones characterize the post-cancer Ebert as being different from the pre-cancer Ebert? 8. Re-read the paragraph beginning, “But now everything he says must be written. . . ” (par. 20). Why does Jones say of Ebert’s new life, “so many words, so much writing”? What does this statement help us understand about what Ebert values in life? 9. What evidence, if any, can you find that suggests Ebert is more of an optimist after fighting cancer than before? 10. What evidence, if any, can you find that suggests Chris Jones admires and believes Roger Ebert? Questions Emotions (Pathos) 11. Why does describe Ebert’s medical crises in 2006 in graphic detail? What words suggest the brutality of the cancer treatment and recovery process Ebert experienced? 12. How do you think Jones’s description of Ebert’s “open smile” might impact readers? 13. What language in the excerpt from Ebert’s review of Broken Embraces in the article’s conclusion suggests Ebert’s enduring passion for life?