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Your reaction. Please write a short reflection on why this passage stood out for you. The reasons might be personal, intellectual, emotive, or otherwise. Refrain from one-sentence reactions, such as “I agree with the quote.” Remember to show that your reaction is evidenced by experience, examples, and/or evidence from the passage you have selected as your epigraph. Do make connections with other readings and/or discussions. If and when it becomes relevant, cite the page number, and, if applicable, where you found said citation. Remember to entertain three burning questions that are inquiry based. On a separate page, add the Works Cited page.
After completing this reading, I have the following three burning questions. Your questions should be written as questions starting with who, what, when, where, why, for example.
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When + question? (Depending on the type of “when question,” the “when” may be less intriguing. Of course, asking “when questions” may also be important.)
Where + question? (Depending on the type of “where question,” the “where” may be less intriguing. Of course, asking “where questions” may also be important.)
How + question?

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