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Reflection: 8-12-21

Today in AP American Literature  we learned about formal and informal texts. Mr.Rease started by  giving us a passage without a purpose. The class as a whole  figured  that the text could be about a robbery. Throughout the text we saw many key details on things a robber might take into consideration when robbing the house. Such as the jewelry the boys mom had. Others saw it as someone looking at key things to purchase the house. Such as the leaking roof in the boys room. I enjoyed this lesson over many others that we’ve done.

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