Book Report 3
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BookReport1.docxBook Report and Notes (example below of notes)
Book: Huckleberry Finn
Select a book, begin reading, and plan for a book report.
•Define the purpose of satire and parody.
•Identify types of satire and representative works.
•Analyze ancient poetry for meaning and satire.
•Identify correct usage of new vocabulary.
•Evaluate how an author exposes the human condition in fiction.
•Analyze aphorisms and use of a hoax.
•Evaluate a parody for stereotyping.
•Evaluate the historical and social context of a parody.
•Evaluate a literary analysis essay of a satire.
•Identify punctuation rules and use correct punctuation.
•Revise, edit, and submit a book report.
Example Notes (Type book report notes on a word processing document to submit online. Do not include the explanations.)
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The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck – fiction
Chapter 5
Pgs. 51–53. Wang Lung’s wife presents rice cakes and their baby son to the Old Mistress of the ruling house. Wang Lung is so proud of his success as a farmer and having a beautiful son. He is moving up on the social scale. He and his wife discuss how the excesses of the rich rulers are making them lose their land to pay their expenses. They plan to buy the land.
Theme: Hard work moves a person from poverty to prosperity.
A disaster might occur because Wang Lung becomes fearful about someone stealing his son.
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