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    The document provides instructions for an in-class essay assignment on the novel Catcher in the Rye. Students will write about whether and when they lost sympathy for the main character Holden, and they should reference at least three personal experiences in their response. The instructor encourages students to prepare by discussing the topic with others and considering an outline at home, but they should not bring anything to the in-class essay. The essay is worth 50 quiz points and students will have 40 minutes to complete it.

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    Catcher in The Rye Catcher in The Rye: In-Class Essay In-Class Essay

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    Camille Napier Bernstein
    The document provides instructions for an in-class essay assignment on the novel Catcher in the Rye. Students will write about whether and when they lost sympathy for the main character Holden, and they should reference at least three personal experiences in their response. The instructor encourages students to prepare by discussing the topic with others and considering an outline at home, but they should not bring anything to the in-class essay. The essay is worth 50 quiz points and students will have 40 minutes to complete it.

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    In-Class Essay

    In-Class Essay Catcher in the Rye


    Catcher in the Rye
    In order to get to know you better as a writer and a thinker, I’d
    In order to get to know you better as a writer and a thinker, I’d like to begin our discussion of Holden from your own personal
    like to begin our discussion of Holden from your own personal viewpoint. On Friday, we will write an in-class essay on the
    viewpoint. On Friday, we will write an in-class essay on the following topic: At what point, if any, did you lose sympathy
    following topic: At what point, if any, did you lose sympathy for Holden? As part of your answer, please reference at least
    for Holden? As part of your answer, please reference at least three personal experiences in your life that have shaped your
    three personal experiences in your life that have shaped your response to the question. To prepare, you may want to think
    response to the question. To prepare, you may want to think about the question with a friend, discuss the issue with a
    about the question with a friend, discuss the issue with a parent/guardian, and/or consider an outline/practice essay at
    parent/guardian, and/or consider an outline/practice essay at home. Please bring nothing to class with you. You will have
    home. Please bring nothing to class with you. You will have all 40 minutes.
    all 40 minutes.
    May the force be with you!
    May the force be with you!
    Worth: 50 “quiz” points
    Worth: 50 “quiz” points

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