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Checkpoint #1

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Include at least 1 piece of strategic evidence that illustrates the rhetorical choice and justify it in at least 1 sentence.

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Include at least 1 piece of strategic evidence that illustrates the rhetorical choice and justify it in at least 1 sentence.

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In at least 1 sentence, answer the following question:
How do the choices and the appeals created support the author’s purpose?

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In at least 1 sentence, answer the following question:
How do the choices and the appeals created support the author’s purpose?

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In 1 sentence, explain the rhetorical choice and the effect it creates. Be sure to connect it to the audience.

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In 1 sentence, explain the rhetorical choice and the effect it creates. Be sure to connect it to the audience.

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Checkpoint #2:
What are the rhetorical choices and appeals of "The Questions You Face"? How do those choices and their effects support the purpose of Ghobash's letter? Include 2 rhetorical choices, their appeals/effects, and connection to purpose.

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Given the context of "The Questions You Face" and after reading his letter, write 3 sentences describing the purpose and message. Use at least 1 piece of evidence (and cite line number) from the letter to justify your reasoning for EACH. Include 1 image to further support your ideas.

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Given the context of "The Questions You Face" and after reading his letter, write 3 sentences describing the primary and secondary audiences. Use at least 1 piece of evidence from the letter (and cite line number)  to justify your reasoning for EACH audience. Include 1 image to further support your ideas.

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Ghobash's exigence is the way Muslims are being portrayed by schools and media. Ghobash noticed that his daughter is experiencing what he went through and on top of that being categorized as other extremists. He didn't want his daughter to live without his guidance, he wants her to receive the guidance his father wasn't able to give him.

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Explain the connection or relevance of this image to the context of "The Questions You Face" in 1 sentence.

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The beginning of fear                     (Uriel Ponce)

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The beginning of fear                     (Uriel Ponce)

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After a terrorist attack on the Twin Towers, Muslims were seen as a danger to society and categorizing them as extremists.

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Explain the connection or relevance of this image to the context of "The Questions You Face" in 1 sentence.

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Write 3 sentences that describe the historical and social context of "The Questions You Face" Be sure to explain why the context makes this piece more relevant/meaningful.

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This image represents the speaker because...

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False Information                              Uriel Ponce

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False Information                              Uriel Ponce

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Many educational leaders mention terrorist attacks when it comes to Muslims. When the tell this to kids, they're imbedding the idea that Muslims and terrorism go together. This connects to the letter because Ghobash's daughter went through that and believed that her religion is wrong.

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Speaker                                          (Uriel Ponce)

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Speaker                                          (Uriel Ponce)

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The speaker is Ghobash, a Muslim father. He believes that you shouldn't change your perception of other from what you hear people say. You should only listen to those who love you and care for you. This is why he wrote to his daughter, who was being fed wrong information about Muslims by her professors.