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Ngoài ra còn 2 đề mình k nhớ kỳ nào
Đề 1:
Question 1 (4 marks): What is voice of narrator (point of view/ POV)? Explain the three POVS mentioned in course 2. Question 2 (6 marks): The aim here is to show your ability of revealing ideas or feeling through the surfaces of physical experience. - Write in the third person, describe a house from the point of view of a mother or father whose daughter has just left home and married a man the mother or father despises (dislike strongly). Don't refer to the wedding itself, or to the mother or father's hatred (strong feeling of dislike) of the son-in-law. Focus on the house as she or he experiences it in the wake of the daughter's departure. - Then describe the same house from the point of view of the same mother or father-except this time the daughter has left home to marry someone the mother or father genuinely loves and approves of. Again, don't refer to the wedding itself, or to the mother or father's affection for the son-in-law but on the house as she experiences it in the wake of the daughter's departure. The two pieces combined should total 400-750 words.
Đề 2:
Question 1 (4 marks): Explain the Reader-Writer Arc of Frank Conroy introduced in Course 4 "The craft of style". What are three possibilities that writers can reach readers through their stories, according to the Reader-Writer Arc? Give an example for each possibility.
Question 2 (6 marks): Set the beginning of a story in your primal landscape (the place in which you were raised). Write 350-750 words. Let yourself go through the intense experience of remembering this landscape, its weather, people, its joys and sorrows.
Đề 1:
Question 1 (4 marks): What is voice of narrator (point of view/ POV)? Explain the three POVS mentioned in course 2. Question 2 (6 marks): The aim here is to show your ability of revealing ideas or feeling through the surfaces of physical experience. - Write in the third person, describe a house from the point of view of a mother or father whose daughter has just left home and married a man the mother or father despises (dislike strongly). Don't refer to the wedding itself, or to the mother or father's hatred (strong feeling of dislike) of the son-in-law. Focus on the house as she or he experiences it in the wake of the daughter's departure. - Then describe the same house from the point of view of the same mother or father-except this time the daughter has left home to marry someone the mother or father genuinely loves and approves of. Again, don't refer to the wedding itself, or to the mother or father's affection for the son-in-law but on the house as she experiences it in the wake of the daughter's departure. The two pieces combined should total 400-750 words.
Đề 2:
Question 1 (4 marks): Explain the Reader-Writer Arc of Frank Conroy introduced in Course 4 "The craft of style". What are three possibilities that writers can reach readers through their stories, according to the Reader-Writer Arc? Give an example for each possibility.
Question 2 (6 marks): Set the beginning of a story in your primal landscape (the place in which you were raised). Write 350-750 words. Let yourself go through the intense experience of remembering this landscape, its weather, people, its joys and sorrows.
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