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I need help with an assignment. best work needed.80%
For this assignment, we have a choice of multiple books for a personal response. Please choose carefully because there is a follow up assignment after this one for a critical response – it has to be about the same book. The list of books we can choose from are:
– 1984
– All the Light We Cannot See
– The Book Thief
– The Cellist of Sarajevo
– The Kite Runner
We can choose any of these, but I was thinking between “The Kite Runner” and “The Book Thief”. Ultimately, you can choose whatever you are most comfortable with, I don’t mind.
I attached an example of a personal response that received a “satisfactory” grade (60%). This can be for your reference so that the assignment instructions are more clear. I need a minimum of 80% on this please.
I am not sure how many pages this needs, but whatever you think works best for you also works
The assignment instructions:
In your next assignment, you will write a personal response to the novel based on the following guidelines.
TOPIC: How does the development of details (e.g., events and characters’ experiences) in the novel impact your understanding of one of the Essential Questions?
Essential Questions:
1) To what degree can an individual’s choices and actions influence the direction of his or her life?
2) Why is it important to be responsible to others on a personal, local, global, and digital level?
3) What does it mean to be successful and what role does failure play?
4) How does an individual’s perspective of, and response to, a crisis define him or her?
In your personal response, you will do the following:
- Trace your personal response to one of the following Essential Questions as it evolved while reading the novel
- Relate to at least one character who grapples directly with the Essential Question, and offer your interpretation of that character’s experiences.
- Include evidence, especially quotations, from the text, and explain their significance to the topic.
- Use first person point of view (“I”) and formal language. Do not use contractions or slang, unless it is appropriate to the context.