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    Phikosophy Mini-Project

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    The document contains two sets of questions. The first five questions are about the short story "The Egg" and ask about the meaning of statements made in the story, arguments about the scenario presented, what the "God" character does in their free time, who the "God" character is talking to, and what question the reader would ask "God". The next five questions evaluate aspects of another unspecified story such as the gender of the main character, the setting, the tone used, and the meaning of the story. The document also provides definitions for four vocabulary words: fetus, peasant, languorously, and papyrus.

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    The document contains two sets of questions. The first five questions are about the short story "The Egg" and ask about the meaning of statements made in the story, arguments about the scenario presented, what the "God" character does in their free time, who the "God" character is talking to, and what question the reader would ask "God". The next five questions evaluate aspects of another unspecified story such as the gender of the main character, the setting, the tone used, and the meaning of the story. The document also provides definitions for four vocabulary words: fetus, peasant, languorously, and papyrus.

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    Mini-Project for AP English 4

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    The document contains two sets of questions. The first five questions are about the short story "The Egg" and ask about the meaning of statements made in the story, arguments about the scenario presented, what the "God" character does in their free time, who the "God" character is talking to, and what question the reader would ask "God". The next five questions evaluate aspects of another unspecified story such as the gender of the main character, the setting, the tone used, and the meaning of the story. The document also provides definitions for four vocabulary words: fetus, peasant, languorously, and papyrus.

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    Phikosophy Mini-Project

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    The document contains two sets of questions. The first five questions are about the short story "The Egg" and ask about the meaning of statements made in the story, arguments about the scenario presented, what the "God" character does in their free time, who the "God" character is talking to, and what question the reader would ask "God". The next five questions evaluate aspects of another unspecified story such as the gender of the main character, the setting, the tone used, and the meaning of the story. The document also provides definitions for four vocabulary words: fetus, peasant, languorously, and papyrus.

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    Questions (first five is The Egg, next 5 is Ex

    Oblivione):
    1. What did "God” mean when he said, “There is no one else.”?

    2. Make an argument based on whether you think this could be a real scenario.

    3. What do you think the “God” does in his free time, does he have free time? Or is
    he always talking to the "dead” who are about to be reincarnated?

    4. Describe the person "God” is talking to, and who he is.

    5. What question would you ask "God” in this scenario?

    6. Do you think that the end of the story is the person dying, going into the light, no return?

    7. Is the main character a girl or boy? Why do you think this?

    8. Evaluate the setting the story is set in.

    9. Describe the tone used during the story, and why the author might have chosen this
    tone.

    10. Interpret the meaning of the story.

    Vocab:
    1. Fetus - an offspring of a human or other mammal in the stages of prenatal development
    that follow the embryo stage.

    2. Peasant - a poor farmer of low social status who owns or rents a small piece of land for
    cultivation.

    3. Languorously - pleasantly tired or not active.

    4. Papyrus - material prepared in ancient Egypt from the pithy stem of a water plant.

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