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Bоnus (wоrth up tо 5 points аnd ignore it sаys 0): This question will hаve you critically analyze the possibilities using your Unit 2 knowledge and is a great precursor to our deeper dive into the subject in Unit 3. You discover a new planet (pat on back)!  Name two things you can learn about this planet remotely using a telescope? Please follow the rubric below and use either a bulleted or numbered list to type your answer: Rubric:  First property you can determine about the planet. (0.5 points) Explanation of how or why you can determine this. (2 points) Second property you can determine about the planet. (0.5 points) Explanation of why you can determine this. (2 points) Explain your reasoning in a way that clearly illustrates your understanding of the concepts. You must use the information presented in the lecture recordings to support your reasoning.  No credit will be given without explanations. 

Overview: Write а 5 Pаrаgraph Essay Chооse оne of major characters (Mama/Lena, Walter, Beneatha, or Ruth) and analyze how the actor portrays that character's identity in the theatrical production of A Raisin in the Sun, directed by Bill Duke (located in Module 14).  Analyze the delivery of lines, body language, costuming, tone, mood, and/or the character’s overall development throughout the theatrical version. You will cite specific examples from the play in the textbook as well as analyze the actor's on-stage performance. You are to write a 5 paragraph essay. Break Down of Requirements: 1. Introduction Paragraph: write an introduction paragraph that introduces the play, theatrical production, the actor's name/character you are analyzing, and ending the paragraph with a strong thesis statement:  2. Thesis Statement: write a strong thesis statement, at the end of the introduction paragraph, that makes a claim about how the actor in the theatrical version portrays the character’s identity and development/growth throughout the play. The claim should focus on how the actor theatrically (body language, tone of voice, costuming, etc.) portrays the character’s development. 3. Three Body Paragraphs: write at least 3 body paragraphs to prove your thesis statement. Choose three specific moments (one from the beginning, middle, and end of the play) to focus your analysis on and support your thesis. Each body paragraph should include: A specific example from the play. This can be a direct quote from the character in the textbook or a description of the moment/scene. Regardless, include an in-text citation citing act, scene, and page number of the example, from the textbook. Example (2. 1. 1547).  A description and analysis of how the actor preforms the example theatrically (aka body language, tone, costuming, etc.), and how it portrays the character's identity/development.  4. Conclusion Paragraph: End your essay with a strong conclusion, reflecting on ... How watching the play enhanced your understanding of the character and play overall Evaluate the actors portrayal. Did you envision the character this way while reading? Why or why not? End by reflecting on the importance of watching not just reading plays. Tips and Helpful Handout:  Use the handout here for help organizing  your essay and for example introduction and body paragraphs: How to Structure Drama Essay Exam.docx  Other Tips:  You are welcome to pull up the theatrical performance and review it for ideas on tone, costuming, etc. while writing the essay (located in module 14). Be sure to pull up Canvas in another web browser rather than exiting out of the exam.  Use MLA in-text citations: Script in textbook = author’s last name, act, scene, and page number (Hansberry I. II. 1565). Each body paragraph must include a specific example from the play, citing the act and scene.  Write in present tense (He yells, She states,  etc.) Avoid using second person pronouns (you) outside of the conclusion paragraph Be sure to make an argument/analysis, not just describe/summarize the play Write at least 5 paragraphs (intro, 3 body, and conclusion)     

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