All but sixth period finished their Lincoln rhetorical analyses.
We also reviewed the rubrics for the final and perused the synthesis final exam question. Tomorrow you will have a test on the last portion of the Handmaid's Tale.
Your rubrics and exam question look like this:
Rhetorical analysis rubric for final exam:
Blue or black ink - 10
BAT – 5
Aristotelian triangle – 5
Annotated text – 10 (circle, underlines, write at least
three words)
Purpose stated in first paragraph – 8
Embedded quotes – 12 - Obama complains that our immigration system
is “ [completely] broken.”
Connect commentary to impact on audience – 21 - This
complaint likely relieves those citizens who oppose immigration amnesty because
they would like to see illegal immigrants held accountable.
Connect impact on audience to speaker’s purpose – 21 – Now that
his opponents are a bit more relaxed, they may be able to more fairly contemplate
O’s Executive Order.
Mechanics (see punch list; includes active voice) - 8
Synthesis essay rubric for final exam
Blue or black ink - 10
BAT - 5
Annotate sources - 15
Cite to 3 sources – 10 (Source A).
Embedding of quotes or text from sources - 15
Concession and rebuttal – 18 – and label it
Mechanics (including active voice) -12
Independent or original thought or outside sources - 15
Your final exam question for the synthesis essay looks like this:
Synthesis Exam Question
We have discussed in class several issues salient to today’s
society: sexism, racism, and immigration. In a well-written essay, rank these issues on
their order of importance.
You must include three of the following sources to support
your argument:
Source A - Handmaid’s
Tale
Source B – Emma Watson’s speech to the UN
Source C – “When White People Just Don’t Get it,” Part Five
Source D – Letters to the editor on “When White People Just
Don’t Get It, Part Five”
Source E – Chris Rock Quotes
Source F – Obama’s speech on Immigration
Source G – Letters to the Editor on Immigration
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