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Writing a Literary Analysis Essay
In this unit you learned about literary elements such as point of view, setting, plot, characters, structure, word choice, and theme by reading and analyzing the following short stories:

“Rules of the Game” by Amy Tan
“The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe
“The Gift of the Magi” by O. Henry
“Federigo's Falcon” by Giovanni Boccaccio
“An Episode of War” by Stephen Crane
In this task, you’ll select one of these short stories and explore its literary elements. You’ll use an outline to develop a first draft of your essay. If you completed the “Writing About Short Fiction” lesson, you can use the story you analyzed there. If you did not complete this lesson, take some time to read one of the stories.

Recall that the purpose of a literary analysis essay is to closely examine elements of a literary work. A literary analysis essay begins with an introductory paragraph. The introduction should include a brief summary of and background information about the literary work. This type of essay also has a clear thesis statement that includes the central idea of the essay. The introductory paragraph is followed by three body paragraphs. Each body paragraph includes an argument that supports and develops the thesis statement. The argument should be supported by relevant evidence from the literary work. Parenthetical citations should be included for textual evidence so that readers know where the quotes and other information come from. Each paragraph also includes a commentary or analysis on the quotes taken from the literary work, which further develops the argument. The essay ends with a conclusion that restates the thesis statement and briefly summarizes the main points covered in the essay.

Here is the writing prompt for the literary analysis essay from the lesson “Writing About Short Fiction”:

In a work of literature, conflict is the struggle between opposing characters or forces. Each of the five stories in this unit deal with either internal conflict (a character’s personal struggle) or external conflict (a character's struggle with the environment or another character). In a five-paragraph essay, explain how either internal or external conflict is demonstrated within one of the stories. Cite specific examples from the story to support your theory.

You’ll use the following template to outline your literary analysis essay. If you completed this outline in the “Writing About Short Fiction” lesson, you may want to start by copying the outline into a word processing program or printing it out for reference. If you have not already created an outline, use the template to create one.

Introduction hook
summary or background information
thesis statement
Body Paragraph 1 main idea 1
textual evidence
analysis of evidence
Body Paragraph 2 main idea 2
textual evidence
analysis of evidence
Body Paragraph 3 main idea 3
textual evidence
analysis of evidence
Conclusion restate thesis statement
summary of the main ideas

Part A
If you completed the “Writing About Short Fiction” lesson, copy and paste the essay outline here.

Answer:

  “Rules of The Game” is a short story by Amy Tan, written about a Chinese girl named Waverly Place Jong. Her brother’s get a chess set for Christmas and she would have to bribe them to let her play with them and little did they know, she would turn out to be a chess prodigy. Throughout the story she faces many obstacles including her mom’s constant boasting about her and how good she is at chess, and this really angers Waverly because she felt like her mom was trying to control her life and live through her. Amy Tan, in her short story warns that parents should never try to live through their children because it never has a good outcome.

Amy Tan is a Chinese-American novelist who was born in Oakland, California on February 19th, 1952. Amy currently lives in Chinatown in San Francisco which is also where her story takes place. She is most famous for her story “The Joy Luck Club” which was adapted into a movie and is about the relationship between Chinese women and their Chinese-American daughters.

Her living in San Francisco’s Chinatown plays a major role of her theme of the story. Throughout this story we find out that Waverly and her mom don’t have the strongest bond, and in real life Amy and her mom don’t either so that helps her with her story. After Waverly runs away and then comes home for dinner her brother tries talking to her about what happened and her mom says ‘We not concerning this girl. This girl not have concerning for us,”(Tan, pg.5) her mom is telling her brother not to worry about Waverly because she doesn’t worry about them because if she did she wouldn’t of ran away like that.

Amy Tan’s stories are based off of the realism era. Throughout her story she shows the realism of mother daughter relationship and how they are never perfect and that its okay to have conflict. She also wrote her story during a postmodern time and this really helps us understand the meaning because it’s more relatable. She also writes about things that occur in today’s society like conflict between mother/daughter relationships.

Waverly is tired of her moms boasting, so she tells her ‘I wish you wouldn’t do that, telling everybody I’m your daughter.'(Tan, pg.5), even though her mom was just being proud of Waverly, she turned it into something that’s embarrassing and in today’s society a lot of people do that to.

Amy Tan, in the story “Rules of The Game”, is trying to teach us that parents should never try and live through their children because it doesn’t have a outcome that anyone will like. This theme is really relevant today because anyone can see it happen anywhere and everywhere. For example, parents will push their children to work very hard at school and make good grades, because they weren’t capable themselves to do so.

In this story Waverly gets into an argument with her mom, and she says, “Why do you have to use me to show off? If you want to show off, then why don’t you learn to play chess?'(Tan, pg.5), when Waverly says this she telling her mom to stop trying to through her and to stay in her own lane. This idea will be one that will never go away because it’s been happening for centuries and will continue to happen.

In conclusions, people should never live through another person, because it won’t turn out the way they would hope to. In the story “Rules of The Game”, Amy Tan shows us the importance of a mother/daughter relationship, and people should value it. Also how nobody should ever be embarrassed by someone who is proud of them. your welcome

lines 1-7 what idea is the author mostly likely to explore in his essay, based on the conversation between the author and his female friend

Hercules differ from the other gods

Making a Butterfly Garden By: Matthew Ramirez 1Do you want butterflies in your garden? You can bring butterflies to your garden. Butterflies will come to your garden if you give them the things they need. Butterflies need food to eat. They need places to rest. They also need water to drink. 2The first step you should take is to plant flowers. Butterflies eat the sweet liquid in flowers. They like bright flowers. They like the colors red, yellow, orange, pink, and purple. 3Next, give the butterflies places to rest. Butterflies can rest on the flowers you plant. Butterflies like to sit in the sun. You should plant some flowers in the sun. They also like to sit on rocks. You should put flat rocks in your garden. The butterflies will like sitting on it. 4Finally, put water in your garden. Butterflies need to drink water just like people do. You can put a bird bath in your garden. You could also keep a pan of water in your garden. 5Butterflies could make your garden more beautiful. Try to bring some to your garden today!

Why is the passage MOST LIKELY organized into short paragraphs?

A) The paragraphs help to list each step in making a butterfly garden.

B) The paragraphs let the reader know the passage tells a fictional story.

C) The short paragraphs indicate that the reader is supposed to be comical.

D) The author prefers to write using short paragraphs, and can't write any other way.

Person vs self hunger games examples

FIND THE VERBS

We ___________ (has paid/have paid) him the money.
I _________ (have bought/has bought) my sister a watch.
_________ (Show/Shows) me your hands.
You _________ (has made/have made) your shirt dirty.
We _________ (are waiting/is waiting) for Rohan.
These books _________ (belong/belongs) to me.
She _________ (want/wants) to go.
We _________ (will like/would like) to visit the museum.
He _________ (has finished/have finished) talking.
My brother _________ (enjoy/enjoys) playing cricket.

A perfect day, Ginny thought to herself as she
gazed at the small island ahead, noting the thin line
on the horizon formed by the mainland.
"Ninety minutes before we return to the mainland,"
Captain Bill reminded the eager snorkelers. Ginny
set her dive watch, Plenty of time to explore, and
lickety-split, she jumped into the sea.

Ginny distanced herself from the boat, Far too
crowded, how can anyone see anything? Too much
splashing, you'll frighten the fish! The congestion of
snorkelers was soon behind her, and she felt
transported to an underwater world all her own,
transfixed by the schools of tiny rainbow fish darting
before her, astonished by the occasional turtle
cruising along the white sands below. Do slow
down, come closer to the surface. Ginny willed the
fish with her mind. The kelp waved gently, the bright.
Aaarghhh,she sputtered and choked ,she was brought back to reality when massive wave crashed over her head .Ginny poked her head above the water .nothing ?
Nothing ? Where is the boat ? Her mind raced frantically the boat and it’s Passengers were gone,only the small island and the faraway mainland remained .She glanced at her watch ,three hours ,how is that possible , where did time go ?The once dreamy waters were now a nightmare. Which best analyze of the plot structure standard

) Which is the situation MOST likely to connect to this poem? A) Missing the lottery by one number. B) Looking up just after a meteor burns out in the sky. C) Never getting the courage to profess your love for someone D) None of these situations connect to this particular poem in any way.The Moment​

Summarize this short text for the most relevant information:

The 2 main areas of agreement of the Glasgow climate pact
Developing countries
The agreement pledged to significantly increase money to help poor countries cope with the effects of climate change and make the switch to clean energy.
There's also the prospect of a trillion dollar a year fund from 2025 - after a previous pledge for richer countries to provide $100bn (£72bn) a year by 2020 was missed.
While some observers say the COP26 agreement represented the "start of a breakthrough", some African and Latin American countries felt not enough progress was made.



Fossil fuel subsidies
World leaders agreed to phase-out subsidies that artificially lower the price of coal, oil, or natural gas.
However, no firm dates have been set.

what was the main conflict in charlotte's web?


provide 2-3 sentences

In one to two paragraphs, reflect on your discussion experience. Your answer should address the following:


A.What were the three questions you came prepared with?

B.Were your questions answered?

C.What questions from other students were you able to help answer?

D.Were there any areas in which you and your peers were not able to agree?

E.How did the discussion expand your understanding of the text?

2. What does the poet's decision of taking less
travelled road signify?
(a) poet's risk taking habit
(b) arrogance of the poet
(c) poet's curiosity
(d) poet's negligence

Comparative essay on extraordinary western diet

write a letter to your friend describing about the book you like the most. In your letter include why you like the book ,a brief story lines ,etc.​

Q3. Correct the following sentences:

i. I lived in Calcutta since 1930.

ii. She died before her husband came.

iii. I have written a letter to her last Monday.

iv. I am reading Kalidasa for the last six days.

v. The new hotel has been opened last Saturday.

vi. He had gone to Madras last week.

vii. The train leave the station before I reached there.

viii. I wish my men had been coming quickly and find us.

ix. At the moment the baby sleep in the cradle.

x. He goes out for ten minutes.

Which statement describes the main theme of the essay?

A
In the process of trying to exert control over others, we can lose a sense of who we are and our own power.
B
It is safer to act as other people expect you to, rather than to draw attention to the things that make you different.
C
No one has a natural inclination towards violence and conquering, rather it is something that is taught and learned.
D
Attempting to exert your control over another person or creature will only result in violence and people's eventual death.

Susan drinks or drink tea in the morning​

So can someone help me I don’t understand

4. The kids are in the living room, and they———
a lot of noise. What——- with their father?
Your answer:


a. are making / are they playing
b. made / do they play
c. make / did they play

Write an essay that analyzes how a text explains the sequence of events that affected the discovery of the Rosetta stone.



Please answer corectly

Ben is writing a paper about the diet of the giant panda. Which source will provide the most credible information? an article found in a scientific anthology an opinion article on CNN a professional-looking website from 2005 an interview with a close friend or family member

How do Joyce's descriptions affect the meaning of the passage? They explain the boy's fervent belief that he alone is deserving of the Mangan's sister's affection. They show the boy's joy at being on a noble quest at this time in his life. They help represent that the boys passage from innocence to insight is one he must complete by himself. They hint at the rags to riches blueprint of the boy's stark life.

The—————(has lived /have /living) in America for 5 years

what will happen to a person who doesn't recognize authors and even citing proper sources?​

How do Langston Hughes poem let Americans be American again talk about change and give evidence to support your answer.

What is beneath the Christmas Present's robe? Explain what ignorance and want are symbols of in a christmas carol stave 3.

Which type of text would use the most formal language?
A.
newspaper article
B.
letter to grandmother
C.
instruction manual
D.
court opinion

From jasmine to yours? Is it correct

what do planets that are "too hot" or "too cold" lack?

Part A In the story "Life on the Sea," how does Marla feel about her husband's job as a fishing boat captain? She thinks he is a selfish fool for risking his life as he does. She is thrilled that he is doing something he loves. She wishes he had a job that let him be home more often. She wishes he had a job that made more money. Question 2 Part B Which excerpts from the story best support the answer in Part A? Select the two correct answers. "He had tried things her way, but that had only lasted a couple years; after a while, she could tell that he was miserable, and she gave him her permission to do what he loved." "He gave his job two weeks’ notice and was back on the sea right away." "She couldn’t grasp why he didn’t get the same satisfaction from life behind a desk..." "His wife, Marla, didn’t understand his obsession with the water, why he spent months of the year navigating a boat full of crab fishermen to isolated spots of the ocean hundreds of miles away from shore."

Guess their Asian Nationality??

They are not Koreans!!!​