English, 15.10.2020 06:01 emwvoidsnake
It is your turn to be the teacher! Write 2 questions based on Act 3. One question should be focused on the text and literary analysis (think about figurative language --language that uses the 5 senses--touch, hearing, taste, sight, smell..., or the plot, etc.) and one should focus more on universal themes and ideas that come up in Act 3-remember the poster I uploaded with themes/ ideas/ symbolism.
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