Directions: As you read, annotate or put a post-it next to any line, sentence or section that jumps out
at you. Write a brief note to yourself so you can remember what you were thinking. (If nothing
“jumps out” at you by the time you have finished reading, go back and FIND something to respond
to.) When you are finished reading, write out the RR entry fully on paper.
YOU MUST:

Have an original, well developed thought and explanation. (1 point)

Make your entry at least five complete sentences. ( 1 point)

Support your original thought with a quote and cite it correctly with the page number
and the author’s last name. Highlight your quote.(1point)

Label which category of RR entry you are using (see your notes). (1 point)

Use correct grammar and punctuation. (1 point)

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Directions: As you read, annotate or put a post-it next to any line, sentence or section that jumps out
at you. Write a brief note to yourself so you can remember what you were thinking. (If nothing
“jumps out” at you by the time you have finished reading, go back and FIND something to respond
to.) When you are finished reading, write out the RR entry fully on paper.
YOU MUST:

Have an original, well developed thought and explanation. (1 point)
Make your entry at least five complete sentences. ( 1 point)
Support your original thought with a quote and cite it correctly with the page number
and the author’s last name. Highlight your quote.(1point)
Label which category of RR entry you are using (see your notes). (1 point)
Use correct grammar and punctuation. (1 point)

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**Category: Critical Reflection**

I noticed that the author’s description of the central character's inner turmoil immediately caught my attention. I marked the line because it made me think about how past experiences shape our identity. I wrote a note to myself: *"Reflect on how unresolved conflicts influence our daily behavior."* I annotated the following quote to support my thoughts: **"$$He was overcome with a sense of dread, as if his past were catching up to him$$" (p. 45, Hemingway)** because it clearly shows the struggle between memory and present action. This reflection made me realize that the text not only narrates a story but also invites readers to examine their own hidden emotions, prompting deep self-examination.
**Category: Critical Reflection** I was struck by the description of the main character's inner struggle. I wrote a note: *"How past experiences shape our identity."* I highlighted the quote: **"$$He was overcome with a sense of dread, as if his past were catching up to him$$" (p. 45, Hemingway)** to support my thoughts. This made me think about how unresolved conflicts affect our daily lives.

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