English, 17.02.2021 19:50 rachelsweeney10

COMPARING LITERARY AND NONFICTION TEXTS Assessments will require you to identify and analyze the literary techniques that authors
use. Practice analyzing imagery by applying the following short constructed response
question to "Primal Screen" and "The Pedestrian."
In "Primal Screen" and "The Pedestrian,"
how do the authors use imagery to help
convey their messages about TV viewing
Support your answer with evidence from
both texts.
STRATEGIES IN ACTION
Reread the texts and think about the
authors views on watching TV
2 Look for words and phrases in both
texts that appeal to the senses and create
magas that support the authors Views Use
the specific examples as evidence in your
answer

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