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HOLOCAUST RAFT

HOLOCAUST RAFT. Format Types. Poem. A type of writing that is broken up into lines and stanzas. Contains strong images and language use May be written from any perspective or point of view. Monologue. A speech, often in a play, that is a single speaker addressing someone else

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HOLOCAUST RAFT

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  1. HOLOCAUST RAFT Format Types

  2. Poem • A type of writing that is broken up into lines and stanzas. • Contains strong images and language use • May be written from any perspective or point of view

  3. Monologue • A speech, often in a play, that is a single speaker addressing someone else • Is full of emotion and is delivering a message to the audience (person being spoken to) • Written in prose (sentences and paragraphs) • Written in first person

  4. Monologue

  5. Eulogy • Speech about someone who has died • Emotional and heartfelt • Pays respect to the person who has passed • Can be written in first person; may never mention “I”

  6. Apology Letter • Letter apologizing for something very specific • Mentions the original offense and explains why the writer is sorry • Offers sincere emotion and regret • Written in first person

  7. Interview • At least two parties – one asks specific questions; the other(s) answer(s) with complete responses • Thoughtful questions and responses • Both questions and answers are written in first person

  8. Diary Entry(ies) • One or more written pieces that describe significant events in the writer’s life • Has specific details and feelings described • Is dated • Single entry should only cover one day’s event, at most • Can be a single entry about a single day/event OR several entries about many days/events • First person

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