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Who wrote “theme for english b?”
Langston Hughes
Who wrote “Cause I Ain’t Got a Pencil”
Joshua T. Dickerson
Who wrote “A Summer Day”
Mary Oliver
Who wrote “Please Use AI”
J. Atkins-Potts
Who wrote “Famous”
Naomi Shihab Nye
Major theme in “Theme for English B”
A Spear responds to an assignment and talks about who he is, how everyone is equal no matter the race. Cross-Culturalism, unity, & nationalism.
Major theme in “Cause I Ain’t Got a Pencil”
A student got ready for school amid challenges and when he gets there the teacher scolds him. Responsibility, empathy, determination, circumstances, and poverty.
Major theme in “The Summer Day”
Speaker reflects on the beauty of nature and watches creatures to then eventually question who made everything in the world. Lightheartedness, curiosity, & meaningful.
Major theme in “Please Use AI”
Using irony to portray how we should enjoy the struggles, quiet moments, and all of life without AI. Reflective, thoughtful, deliberate, and uses verbal irony.
Major theme in “Famous”
The speaker explains that being “famous” doesn’t mean being popular. It’s being kind, meaningful, and helpful to others. Reflective, humble, and peaceful.
What are theme statements? (atm)
Author, theme topic, deeper meaningful message.
Vanity
(noun) excessive pride in appearance or self
Vice
(noun) immortal behavior
Iniquity
(noun) great injustice of wickedness
Transgression
(noun) breaking a moral or legal rule
Penance
(noun) punishment to show regret
Atonement
(noun) making up for a wrong
Abhorrence
(noun) strong disgust or hatred
Reproach
(noun) criticism or disappointment