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We have already read an excerpt from NIGHT by Elie Wiesel. This piece deals with Wiesel's experiences during the Holocaust and can be found on p.190 of your textbook.

After reviewing NIGHT, read the short excerpt KEEP MEMORY ALIVE on p.730 of your textbook. This piece is also by Wiesel.

Use both NIGHT and KEEP MEMORY ALIVE as a basis to compare and contrast Elie Wiesel and Tim O'Brien, the author of THE THINGS THEY CARRIED.

How are the two authors' war experiences similar? How are they different? How did the men respond to the difficult situations they were placed in? Are there any commonalities of the war experience in general?

Be sure to use facts from the stories to support your opinions. Your paper should be 2-3 pages in length. It should be typed, double-spaced, and written in Times New Roman size 12 font.
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- Your paper should be 8-10 pages in length (approximately 2-3 pages per section).

- Include a Works Cited page with at least 8 sources. Sources should be from a variety of places (books, academic journals, encyclopedias, internet, etc.).

- Your paper should be in MLA format:
- Times New Roman size 12 font
- 1" margins
- Double-spaced
- Page numbers with headers 1/2" from top right
- Heading (Order: student name, Ms. Arnold, College Composition, due date)
- Title centered, underlined, and with proper capitalization
- Paragraphs indented
- Works Cited Page

- Use the following link to access the scholarly research databases provided by the Library/Media Center.
http://www.alemany.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?userGroupREC_ID=30495&uREC_ID=30495&type=d&title=Library+%2F+Media+Center&un=ESD-Library
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-The Things They Carried
-by Tim O'Brien
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- "A Power Struggle"
- "The Winner"
- "Half A Day"
- "Night"
- "This Too Is Life"
- "The Dream Comes True"
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Please read the excerpt from the book Night on p.190 of your textbook. After you complete the reading, answer the following questions:

-Critical Thinking #1-4 (p.197)
-Literary Focus #1-3 (p.198)
-Writing Question #1 (p.199)

Below is an updated Table of Contents so that you will know which pages to put your questions on. The Warm-Up questions will be available in the sample notebook upon your return to school.

Table Of Contents:

6. Warm-Up #4
7. Questions p.269 (Critical Thinking #2-4, Literary Focus #1-2)
8. Warm-Up #5
9. Questions pp.197-198 (Critical Thinking #1-4, Literary Focus #1-3)
10. Warm-Up #6
11. Writing Questions #1, p.199
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-Critical Thinking #1-4
-Literary Focus #1-3

Page 5 of Notebook:
-Question p. 570
-Writing Question #2

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Read "The Censors" on pp.694-697 of the textbook. Write a four paragraph essay that discusses the major conflict and theme of the story. How is the conflict resolved? How does this resolution help to form the theme?

Paragraph 1 - Introduction
Paragraph 2 - Conflict
Paragraph 3 - Theme
Paragraph 4 - Conclusion

Please be sure to type your essay. Use size 12 font and double space.
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