• Explain
• Describe
• Identify
• Compare/Contrast
• Provide Examples

Homework Questions:
Reading Strategies:
9-10:

• What, according to the authors, does reading strategically involve?

10-14:

• Identify and explain the usefulness of three (3) strategies the authors recommend employing in reading efficiently and/or analytically.

14-15:

• According to the authors, what six questions can be asked when analyzing an argument?
  

91-92:

• Identify and explain the key elements of a literary analysis, according to the authors.

• Explain the suggested organization of a literary analysis.

Reading Strategies:
15-17:

• According to the authors, what does reading a visual text involve?

Literary Analysis:
92:

• Explain the three methods for analyzing a text introduced by the authors.

93:

• What, according to the authors, does a careful reading involve?

93-94:

• Explain the "matters of style" the authors present.

94:

• Explain the suggested organization of a literary analysis.
• Summarize Laurel Henning's argument.
  

• In what ways, according to the authors, does drama differ from other imaginative literature?
• Explain the ways in which, according to the authors, poetry is both similar to and different from drama and fiction.

• What does reader-response theory involve?

• What does feminist theory involve?
• What does gender studies theory involve?
• What does critical race theory involve?

• What does class-based literary theory involve?

• What does text-based literary theory involve?
• What does context-based literary theory involve?
• What does a cultural studies approach involve?
• What does psychoanalytic literary theory involve?

• What is an archetype?