read book — “The Hunger Game” Length & In-Text Citations for Essay #1: · 3-4 FULL double-spaced typed pages with at least three direct quotations with MLA in-text citations (not including works cited page). If your paper does not meet the minimum page length requirement or grammar mistakes inhibit the reading/understanding of your paper, the highest grade you can earn is 75%. · Your paper must be in proper MLA format (1-inch margins, 12 point Times New Roman font, etc.). · You also need a works cited page in correct MLA format · Please include a “Writer’s Memo” (either a half-page Word document). Think of your “Writer’s Memo” as a personal letter to me. Questions to think about: What are your favorite aspects of your paper? What are your writing goals (what do you want to work on this semester?)? What are some of the strengths of your paper? What areas do you still need to work on (or what did you have trouble with?)? Format your “Writer’s Memo” as a letter to me. Attach both your “Writer’s memo” and “Essay #1” in the “Assignments” tab on Canvas – follow the link in Module 2. REMEMBER Have a clear, focused, and unique argument and a creative title, do not summarize, identify the novel and author’s full name in your introductory paragraph, support your argument with appropriate evidence and citations, avoid evaluation or judgment (agree/disagree, like/dislike) in favor of analysis, use clear, concrete prose, avoid grammatical and spelling errors, use proper MLA format, and engage your reader! Also, you can develop your essay from one of your discussion posts if you would like.
write about:
THEME: Develop an arguable and unique thesis about one theme.
1. Theme & Thesis: Choose one theme and make one statement that you believe to be true about that theme. The more focused your thesis, the easier this paper will be to write. Detail exactly what it is you want to argue about your theme. Remember your thesis must be arguable/persuasive meaning it cannot be factual. Develop a specific thesis. The possibilities are endless. Be creative. Choose a character you are invested in. Choose three moments that support your argument.
2. Support: After you have chosen your theme and determined your argument, find three scenes, moments of dialogue, symbols, etc. from the text to analyze and use as support for your argument about theme. Remember, all 3 moments must have a common/repetitive thread & support the claim you are making about theme.
use the book as a source
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