Structure and Narrative: Rosa Parks' Memoir, My Story

Question 1

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first-person point of view; Selection 1: first-person point of view; Selection 2: the narrator’s use of “I”; Selection 3: It gives personal insight into events.

Question 2

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the narrator’s use of “I”

Question 3

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feelings of anger and frustration

Question 4

What text structure is being used here? What details help the reader identify the type of structure?

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chronological; Selection 1: chronological; Selection 2: the use of dates

Question 5

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the details of one specific event; Selection 1: the details of one specific event; Selection 2: bus segregation laws; Selection 3: feelings of anger and frustration

Question 6

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It gives personal insight into events.

Question 7

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the use of dates

Question 8

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bus segregation laws

Question 9

Sample Response: Parks wants to share her point of view about a challenging time in history. She uses her memoir to share facts and her opinions. She also uses chronological structures to explain the order of events that she narrates in My Story. Her memoir lets her share her first-person perspective in a way that other types of narration cannot.

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includes her personal thoughts and emotions; includes her unique perspective of the event; includes both facts and opinions; includes first-person point of view; includes chronology or cause and effect

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