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Notes #14 - Short Answer

Notes #14 - Short Answer. The Crossover Question. Read the following:. The passage in Fahrenheit 451 that begins on page 145 with “Half an hour later…” and ends on page 146 with “…warm crackle of the flames.”. Crossover Question:.

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Notes #14 - Short Answer

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  1. Notes #14 - Short Answer The Crossover Question

  2. Read the following: The passage in Fahrenheit 451 that begins on page 145 with “Half an hour later…” and ends on page 146 with “…warm crackle of the flames.”

  3. Crossover Question: How are the settings of “The Tiger” and the passage from Fahrenheit 451 similar?

  4. Crossover Question: You must use evidence from BOTH selections. You get 10 lines to use

  5. Organizing the response: Thesis Support (1) Transition Support (2) Explain (1/2) Thesis Support (1) Explain (1) Support (2) Explain (2) OR

  6. As always… • Stay focused on your thesis. • Make sure quotes are blended. • Make sure your explanation connects your quote to your thesis • How does your quote support your thesis?

  7. What’s the problem with this thesis: They are the same.

  8. Thesis: Write a thesis in response to the question.

  9. Support (1): Find and write down a quote from “The Tiger” to support the thesis. Support (2): Find and write down a quote from the Fahrenheit 451 passage to support the thesis.

  10. Explain (1/2): Explain how these quotes prove your thesis about the setting.

  11. Crossover Question: What does fire represent in “The Tiger” and the passage from Fahrenheit 451? Support your answer with evidence from both selections.

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