Group 1

PERSONAL RESPONSE to TEXT

Examine the photograph below. Reflect upon the ideas and impressions suggested by the photograph.

What ideas and impressions does the photograph suggest to you?

1.    Start with a thesis statement, your answer to the question:

2.    Explain how the details in the visual and the creator’s choices support this idea. Then think of at least three points that back up your answer.

i.

ii.

iii.

3.    Now, as you have a thesis statement and the support, which will act as a mini-outline, you will write a short essay for prose form, and write a personal response for perspective.

Group 2

PERSONAL RESPONSE to TEXT

Examine the photograph below. Reflect upon the ideas and impressions suggested by the photograph.

What ideas and impressions does the photograph suggest to you?

1.    Start with a thesis statement, your answer to the question:

2.    Explain how the details in the visual and the creator’s choices support this idea. Then think of at least three points that back up your answer.

i.

ii.

iii.

3.    Now, as you have a thesis statement and the support, which will act as a mini-outline, you will write a short essay for prose form, and write a personal response for perspective.

Group 3

PERSONAL RESPONSE to TEXT

Examine the photograph below. Reflect upon the ideas and impressions suggested by the photograph.

What ideas and impressions does the photograph suggest to you?

1.    Start with a thesis statement, your answer to the question:

2.    Explain how the details in the visual and the creator’s choices support this idea. Then think of at least three points that back up your answer.

i.

ii.

iii.

3.    Now, as you have a thesis statement and the support, which will act as a mini-outline, you will write a short essay for prose form, and write a personal response for perspective.

Group 4

PERSONAL RESPONSE to TEXT

Examine the photograph below. Reflect upon the ideas and impressions suggested by the photograph.

What ideas and impressions does the photograph suggest to you?

1.    Start with a thesis statement, your answer to the question:

2.    Explain how the details in the visual and the creator’s choices support this idea. Then think of at least three points that back up your answer.

i.

ii.

iii.

3.    Now, as you have a thesis statement and the support, which will act as a mini-outline, you will write a short essay for prose form, and write a personal response for perspective.

Group 5

PERSONAL RESPONSE to TEXT

Examine the photograph below. Reflect upon the ideas and impressions suggested by the photograph.

What ideas and impressions does the photograph suggest to you?

1.    Start with a thesis statement, your answer to the question:

2.    Explain how the details in the visual and the creator’s choices support this idea. Then think of at least three points that back up your answer.

i.

ii.

iii.

3.    Now, as you have a thesis statement and the support, which will act as a mini-outline, you will write a short essay for prose form, and write a personal response for perspective.

Group 6

PERSONAL RESPONSE to TEXT

Examine the photograph below. Reflect upon the ideas and impressions suggested by the photograph.

What ideas and impressions does the photograph suggest to you?

1.    Start with a thesis statement, your answer to the question:

2.    Explain how the details in the visual and the creator’s choices support this idea. Then think of at least three points that back up your answer.

i.

ii.

iii.

3.    Now, as you have a thesis statement and the support, which will act as a mini-outline, you will write a short essay for prose form, and write a personal response for perspective.

Group 7

PERSONAL RESPONSE to TEXT

Examine the photograph below. Reflect upon the ideas and impressions suggested by the photograph.

What ideas and impressions does the photograph suggest to you?

1.    Start with a thesis statement, your answer to the question:

2.    Explain how the details in the visual and the creator’s choices support this idea. Then think of at least three points that back up your answer.

i.

ii.

iii.

3.    Now, as you have a thesis statement and the support, which will act as a mini-outline, you will write a short essay for prose form, and write a personal response for perspective.