Of Mice and Men “Girl Moved To Tears by Cliff Notes” pp 233++ NOTE: Cliff Notes were intended to be used by students as for a novel; extra support nowadays, the primary function has turned into a for reading the novel. replacement Why does the and the description of the book as a author include “under 100 pages” “pocket-sized novel”? What does the author to read the Cliffs Notes rather than the think about Weaver’s choice actual novel? How do you know? The purpose of satire is to expose and and and follies critique humanity’s society’s vices in the hopes that attitudes, values, and institutions are changed. What is this article critiquing? What is it hoping to change? Which elements/characteristics of satire can you identify in this article? Identify two. How do these characteristics allow the author to achieve his purpose (what you identified in Question 1)? EXAMPLE FROM TEXT ELEMENT OF IMPLIED MESSAGE SATIRE What is the TONE of this article? How do you know this? Provide an example from the text and explain how it conveys the tone.
“Girl Moved To Tears by Of Mice and Men Cliff Notes” pp 233++ NOTE: Cliff Notes were intended to be used by students as extra support for a novel; nowadays, the primary function has turned into a replacement for reading the novel. Why does the author include “under 100 pages” and the description of the book as a “pocket-sized novel”? What does the author think about Weaver’s choice to read the Cliffs Notes rather than the actual novel? How do you know? The purpose of satire is to expose and critique humanity’s and society’s vices and follies in the hopes that attitudes, values, and institutions are changed. What is this article critiquing? What is it hoping to change? Which elements/characteristics of satire can you identify in this article? Identify two. How do these characteristics allow the author to achieve his purpose (what you identified in Question 1)? EXAMPLE FROM TEXT ELEMENT OF SATIRE IMPLIED MESSAGE What is the TONE of this article? How do you know this? Provide an example from the text and explain how it conveys the tone.
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