Their eyes were watching god
Who was the main character
And who wrote the book
Janie Crawford
Zora Neale Hurston
Who wrote this text and when was it written
Elizabeth Stanton
1848
Who were the authors to these poems
"Stopping in the woods on a snowy evening"
"Because i could not stop for death"
Robert Frost
Emily Dickinson
This size and type of font is required in MLA.
12-point Times New Roman
what does each letter stand for in RACE strat
R- Restate
A- Answer
C- Citation
E- Elaborate
How does Joe starks treat Janie during their marriage
He treats janie like a possession rather than a human being and silences her.
The declaration of sentiments was presented at this historicalconvention
The seneca falls convention, new york
What is the symbol at the end of Dickinsons poem that represents death or afterlife
The house ( her tomb )
The spacing required for all text in MLA format.
Double spacing
One mistake students often make in the “Explain” step is doing this.
What is summarizing instead of analyzing?
Why does janie shoot tea cake at the end of the novel
She shoots him tho save her own life after he becomes rabid from a dog bite during the hurricane
The phrase "all men and women are created equal" is a direct challenge to this phrase
"All men are created equal"
In the poem "because i could not stop for death" emily passes these 3 things.
Name them then say what they represent
A school, a grain field, the setting sun.
Stages of life
If no author is given, how should the in-text citation begin?
the title of the source
What two elements make the “Explain” step strong and convincing?
What is connecting the quote to your answer and showing why it matters or how it proves your point?
What motivates Janie to leave Logan Killiks
Janie leaves logan because she doesn't love him and feels emotionally disconnected
This type of appeal is central to her arguement
What is pathos
Dickinson’s poem is about accepting death, while Frost’s poem is about this.
What is resisting death or choosing life
What four lines go in the upper-left corner on page 1?
Your name, your teacher’s name, class name, and date
How can you blend a quote smoothly into your sentence for the “Cite” step?
using a signal phrase
What was the book "Their Eyes Were Watching God" about
A woman finding herself and growing as a person
The declaration was written just a few years after this major global political movement advocating rights and liberty
The abolitionist movement
Death is polite and calm. What device shows that?
personification
MLA citations require this piece of information first in a Works Cited entry
author’s last name
What makes a RACE response sound mature and insightful rather than basic or surface-level?
What is providing deeper reasoning in the “Explain” step and using academic tone and vocabulary throughout?