[ SECRET POSt #2600 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2600 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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08. [WARNING for rape]



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10. [WARNING for RL death]



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11. [WARNING for underage?]

[Lilo and Stitch]


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[Panic! at the Disco]


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[Silent Hill]


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Comments

Re: What books do you want to be required reading?

[ginainthekingsroad]

Urgh, the 11 sentence paragraph. "Think of your paragraph like a hamburger!" It's totally a good exercise in structure though, I can't really knock it. Having seen some of the drivel undergrads write for the classes my sister TA's, there could be a lot more of that out there.

In my school, the AP English Language test was more to prove your proficiency with the language so you didn't have to take a required basic academic writing class when you get to college (at UCs and Cal States). If you got a 3 or better, you could skip it.

Re: What books do you want to be required reading?

[(Anonymous)]

I hope this doesn't come across the wrong way, but...when did you attend middle school/high school? I began middle school in 1996 and high school in 1999, and had never heard of the "11 sentence paragraph" until now. We were drilled on the "five paragraph essay," but that was it.

Re: What books do you want to be required reading?

[ginainthekingsroad]

No, it's cool. I started middle school in 2000 and high school in 2003, so was graduating class of 2007. I was definitely introduced to the method back in 2000. It's a thing for structuring your body paragraphs in a five paragraph essay. Basically topic sentence, [sentence with evidence/quote, 2 sentences analyzing that evidence and how it relates to topic and thesis] x3, concluding sentence. It's not a bad tool and easy to remember, but when you have to write pretty much every essay that way for 5-6 years it'll grate on you.