25.A: ARITS Anticipation Guide
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24 questions
Answer the following questions based on your own opinions! All questions relate to themes we will be reading about in our new book: A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry
Part I: Anticipation Guide
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You should hold onto your dreams; if you work hard enough for them they will come true.
You should hold onto your dreams; if you work hard enough for them they will come true.
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Quickly explain your choice for #1. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #1. Full sentences are not required.
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Once children are grown, their parents are no longer responsible to provide them with money and housing.
Once children are grown, their parents are no longer responsible to provide them with money and housing.
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Quickly explain your choice for #3. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #3. Full sentences are not required.
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We should think of the United States as a “melting pot” in which people from many culturesleave their differences behind and only follow “American” customs and traditions.
We should think of the United States as a “melting pot” in which people from many cultures
leave their differences behind and only follow “American” customs and traditions.
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Quickly explain your choice for #5. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #5. Full sentences are not required.
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Neighbors have the right to decide what kind of community they want to have—including who lives in that neighborhood.
Neighbors have the right to decide what kind of community they want to have—including who lives in that neighborhood.
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Quickly explain your choice for #7. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #7. Full sentences are not required.
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A parent and child often disagree about the way the child should live his/her life.
A parent and child often disagree about the way the child should live his/her life.
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Quickly explain your choice for #9. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #9. Full sentences are not required.
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MOST people don’t try hard enough to understand another person's problems.
MOST people don’t try hard enough to understand another person's problems.
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Quickly explain your choice for #11. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #11. Full sentences are not required.
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When someone insults you, it is best to ignore them and walk away.
When someone insults you, it is best to ignore them and walk away.
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Quickly explain your choice for #13. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #13. Full sentences are not required.
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It is the man’s responsibility to provide financially for the family.
It is the man’s responsibility to provide financially for the family.
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Quickly explain your choice for #15. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #15. Full sentences are not required.
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In a family, it is the woman’s responsibility to care for the children and keep the home in order (cook, clean, etc.).
In a family, it is the woman’s responsibility to care for the children and keep the home in order (cook, clean, etc.).
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Quickly explain your choice for #17. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #17. Full sentences are not required.
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Society determines gender roles (examples: “women’s work,” male head of household, etc.) and there’s nothing we can do to change them.
Society determines gender roles (examples: “women’s work,” male head of household, etc.) and there’s nothing we can do to change them.
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Quickly explain your choice for #19. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #19. Full sentences are not required.
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People should always dress and fix their hair in a way acceptable to society.
People should always dress and fix their hair in a way acceptable to society.
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Quickly explain your choice for #21. Full sentences are not required.
Quickly explain your choice for #21. Full sentences are not required.
Part II: Journal Prompt
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For this final section, you will be picking one of the questions from Part 1 to write a 6-9 sentence journal about where you thoroughly explain why you agree or disagree with this statement.
What questions will you be journaling about?
For this final section, you will be picking one of the questions from Part 1 to write a 6-9 sentence journal about where you thoroughly explain why you agree or disagree with this statement.
What questions will you be journaling about?
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Write a 6-9 sentence journal about where you thoroughly explain why you agree or disagree with the statement you picked in question 23.
Be sure to use correct spelling, capitalization, and punctuation.
Write a 6-9 sentence journal about where you thoroughly explain why you agree or disagree with the statement you picked in question 23.
Be sure to use correct spelling, capitalization, and punctuation.