Your two (2) posts should be at least 100 words. Since this discussion board does not have a word count, you may want to type your response in a Word document and then copy and paste it directly into your reply. You must also respond to two classmates' posts with response of at least 50 words. I will not be quite as strict about the word count for these replies, but "I agree" or "I disagree" is not acceptable.
Answer two (2) of the following questions and identify which question you are responding to in your answer:
1. Choose what you see as the most memorable aspect of one of the two readings above. What made this part of the story so memorable for you? What type of descriptions or language did the writer use that helped make this part of the story so memorable? Be specific.
2. Choose one of the stories and identify the following using specific examples from the reading you selected:
3. How does “There Never Was a Golden Key or Limousine" fit the literacy narrative genre? Think about the characteristics of a narrative as described in the PowerPoint presentation. Which characteristics did you notice in this story. Provide examples.
4. Identify three sensory images in “Taking on Mountains." How do these images help the reader picture what is taking place in the narrative? Be specific.
Module 2 Discussion 1
Your two (2) posts should be at least 100 words. Since this discussion board does not have a word count,
you may want to type your response in a Word document and then copy and paste it directly into your
reply. You must also
respond to two classmates' posts with response of at least 50 words. I will not be
quite as strict about the word count for these replies, but "I agree" or "I disagree" is not acceptable.
Read the following works:
“There Never Was a Golden Key or Limou
sine"
“Taking on Mountains"
Answer two (2) of the following questions and identify which question you are responding to in your
answer:
1. Choose what you see as the most memorable aspect of one of the two readings above. What made
this part of the story so memorable for you? What type of descriptions or language did the writer use
that helped make this part of the story so memorable? Be s
pecific.
2. Choose one of the stories and identify the following using specific examples
from the reading you
selected:
Any exposition
The inciting incident
The climax
The resolution
3. How does “There Never Was a Golden Key or Limousine" fit the litera
cy narrative genre? Think about
the characteristics of a narrative as described in the PowerPoint presentation. Which characteristics did
you notice in this story. Provide examples.
4. Identify three sensory images in “Taking on Mountains." How do these
images help the reader picture
what is taking place in the narrative? Be specific.
Module 2 Discussion 1
Your two (2) posts should be at least 100 words. Since this discussion board does not have a word count,
you may want to type your response in a Word document and then copy and paste it directly into your
reply. You must also respond to two classmates' posts with response of at least 50 words. I will not be
quite as strict about the word count for these replies, but "I agree" or "I disagree" is not acceptable.
Read the following works:
“There Never Was a Golden Key or Limousine"
“Taking on Mountains"
Answer two (2) of the following questions and identify which question you are responding to in your
answer:
1. Choose what you see as the most memorable aspect of one of the two readings above. What made
this part of the story so memorable for you? What type of descriptions or language did the writer use
that helped make this part of the story so memorable? Be specific.
2. Choose one of the stories and identify the following using specific examples from the reading you
selected:
Any exposition
The inciting incident
The climax
The resolution
3. How does “There Never Was a Golden Key or Limousine" fit the literacy narrative genre? Think about
the characteristics of a narrative as described in the PowerPoint presentation. Which characteristics did
you notice in this story. Provide examples.
4. Identify three sensory images in “Taking on Mountains." How do these images help the reader picture
what is taking place in the narrative? Be specific.
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