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The Hunger Games Analysis
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What is the
purpose
of the
conclusion
?
Introduce the topic
Sum up key ideas, leave reader challenged/thinking
Give some quotes from the novel
Give a range of examples
2
"In the novel, The Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins, an important message is......" This is:
From the introduction
From the main body
From the novel itself
From the conclusion
3
Where should a
topic sentence
be in a paragraph?
At the beginning to guide the reader's thoughts
In the middle as a surprise
At the end of the paragraph as a final statement
A paragraph does not need a topic sentence at all
4
Why does
structure (how the analysis is built)
matter so much?
It matters because random ideas are a great thing!
Makes ideas clear and easy to follow for the reader
It matters because we should follow rules
It matters because Jo said it does
5
This analysis is
mainly assessing
my:
Ability to manage my time well
Ability to understand how a character changes
Ability to understand the deeper messages in the novel
Ability to spell and use punctuation
6
Which
part
of the paragraph is your
supporting
evidence
?
Main idea
Quotes/examples
Explanation
Topic sentence
7
What is your
Hunger Games analysis
based on?
A key character
The author's life
A key theme
The plot/storyline
8
Which part of each paragraph makes the difference between
Achieved, Merit and Excellence?
Quotes/examples
Topic sentence
Explanation
Evidence
9
What is the
first paragraph
of your analysis called?
Main Body
Cucumber
Conclusion
Introduction
10
What are the
three main ingredients
in a paragraph?
Topic sentence, evidence, explanation
Topic sentence, ham and cheese
Evidence, watercress and marmite
Evidence, explanation and chocolate
11
What should a
main body paragraph begin
with?
Explanation
A quote
A topic sentence/main idea
An example
12
What is the
main body
of the analysis made up of?
One paragraph
Three paragraphs
Five paragraphs
Conclusion
13
The
best analysis
will:
Dis-organised and hard to follow
State a theme
Show deep thinking about the novel and link to our society
Contain no evidence at all
14
A
topic sentence
is helpful because.......
It tells the reader the title of the novel
It makes the reader confused
It gives a range of quotes to support your thinking
It leads the reader to the main idea in the paragraph
