Literature Response Writing Topic:
Find these titles on our website.
To answer the following essay questions, choose one of the novels read this year as a class.
Maniac Magee
Bud, Not Buddy
Taste of Blackberries
You may also choose one of our Book Club novels read by your group:
Wizard of Oz
The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe
The Music of Dolphins
A Fish in a Tree
Birdwing
A Dog Like Daisy
Essay 2: AN IMPORTANT CONFLICT
Describe an important conflict a character faced and explain how the conflict was resolved or dealt with fully.
Plan you essay using this thinking chart/ Organizer.
Character:
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Where does the conflict take place?
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Type of conflict: □ Person vs. Person □ Person vs. Self □ Person vs. Nature □ Person vs. Society
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Other character(s) involved in this conflict (if any):
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How does the conflict get started?
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How does the conflict continue?
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Describe the most intense point in the conflict:
Provide 3 details from the text that show ways in which this conflict is resolved or dealt with completely.
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Write A well-written response. (A full page is appropriate.)
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Be sure your first sentence includes the title and author of the text and the name of the character involved in the conflict.
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Follow the ideas on your organizer (in order). You may break your response into three paragraphs, one for each section on the organizer.
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Use some transitions between examples.
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Proofread your work and make changes to fix any problem spots.