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Read Phillis Wheatley’s “On Being Brought from Africa to America (Links to an external site.)” (859).
1. In at least 100-125 words, post a response to the assigned reading by analyzing the text (this is a close reading; do not summarize the story).
2. Quote the most powerful passage from the assigned reading in the correct MLA format (Links to an external site.).
3. Provide the correct Works Cited citation (Links to an external site.) for your quoted passage.
Read Gwendolyn Brooks’ “We Real Cool (Links to an external site.)” (897).
1. In at least 100-125 words, post a response to the assigned reading by analyzing the text (this is a close reading; do not summarize the story).
2. Quote the most powerful passage from the assigned reading in the correct MLA format (Links to an external site.).
3. Provide the correct Works Cited citation (Links to an external site.) for your quoted passage.
Read Matthew Arnold’s “Dover Beach (Links to an external site.)” (918-919).
1. In at least 100-125 words, post a response to the assigned reading by analyzing the text (this is a close reading; do not summarize the story).
2. Quote the most powerful passage from the assigned reading in the correct MLA format (Links to an external site.).
3. Provide the correct Works Cited citation (Links to an external site.) for your quoted passage.
Read William Blake’s “London (Links to an external site.)” (955).
1. In at least 100-125 words, post a response to the assigned reading by analyzing the text (this is a close reading; do not summarize the story).
2. Quote the most powerful passage from the assigned reading in the correct MLA format (Links to an external site.).
3. Provide the correct Works Cited citation (Links to an external site.) for your quoted passage.
Please type the following in the Reply (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. box in the bottom left corner to post your response:
Read William Carlos William’s “The Red Wheelbarrow (Links to an external site.)” (983).
1. In at least 100-125 words, post a response to the assigned reading by analyzing the text (this is a close reading; do not summarize the story).
2. Quote the most powerful passage from the assigned reading in the correct MLA format (Links to an external site.).
3. Provide the correct Works Cited citation (Links to an external site.) for your quoted passage.
Read Emily Dickinson’s “[Because I could not stop for Death (Links to an external site.)]” (993).
1. In at least 100-125 words, post a response to the assigned reading by analyzing the text (this is a close reading; do not summarize the story).
2. Quote the most powerful passage from the assigned reading in the correct MLA format (Links to an external site.).
3. Provide the correct Works Cited citation (Links to an external site.) for your quoted passage.
Read Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken (Links to an external site.)” (1026-1027).
1. In at least 100-125 words, post a response to the assigned reading by analyzing the text (this is a close reading; do not summarize the story).
2. Quote the most powerful passage from the assigned reading in the correct MLA format (Links to an external site.).
3. Provide the correct Works Cited citation (Links to an external site.) for your quoted passage.
Read Helen Chasin’s “The Word Plum (Links to an external site.)” (1037).
1. In at least 100-125 words, post a response to the assigned reading by analyzing the text (this is a close reading; do not summarize the story).
2. Quote the most powerful passage from the assigned reading in the correct MLA format (Links to an external site.).
3. Provide the correct Works Cited citation (Links to an external site.) for your quoted passage.
Read Pat Mora’s “Sonrisas (Links to an external site.)” (1071-1072).
1. In at least 100-125 words, post a response to the assigned reading by analyzing the text (this is a close reading; do not summarize the story).
2. Quote the most powerful passage from the assigned reading in the correct MLA format (Links to an external site.).
3. Provide the correct Works Cited citation (Links to an external site.) for your quoted passage.
Read May Swenson’s “Women (Links to an external site.)” (1100).
