Ms. Dennys new and improved research report project

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Ms. Dennys new and improved research report
project

• You will be creating a PowerPoint presentation
  about how the topic you chose is prevalent in
  U.S. society and in the society within Fahrenheit
  451.
• PLEASE follow the example slides below to
  understand how to complete this project. The
  project will be worth 140 summative assessment
  points each slide will be worth 6 points and you
  will receive 20 points for creativity, style,
  grammar, and punctuation.
• YOU MUST STILL COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING
• - the 4 source cards (20 formative assessment
  points)
• - the thesis statement (15 formative assessment
  points)
• - the 25 notes (25 formative assessment
  points)

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Title of Report(something catchy so the reader
wants to continue reading!)

• Topic
• Picture of Topic
• Name of Student

Picture of Topic Thats Appropriate
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Topic Name

• Thesis statement What are you trying to prove
  about your particular topic, both in Fahrenheit
  451 and in U.S. society?

4
Subtopic 1 (write the name!)(i.e. government
censorship in the U.S.)

• YOUR OWN definition of what the sub topic is

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Subtopic 1 (write the name!)

• First quote/paraphrase/summary from source about
  that subtopic
• i.e. According to Joe Smith, censorship strips
  rights away from all citizens (Smith 60).
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Smith, Joe.
  Censorship in America. New York Harper, 2002.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

Picture
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Subtopic 1 (write the name!)

• Second quote/paraphrase/summary from source about
  that subtopic
• i.e. According to Joe Smith, censorship causes
  people to be oblivious to societys evils.
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Smith, Joe.
  Censorship in America. New York Harper, 2002.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

Picture
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Subtopic 2(the same subtopic but for Fahrenheit
451)

• First quote from Fahrenheit 451 about that
  subtopic
• i.e. Monday burn Millay, Wednesday Whitman,
  Friday Faulkner, burn 'em to ashes, then burn the
  ashes. That's our official slogan (Bradbury 8).
• Importance of quote what does it mean? Why is
  it significant for your topic?
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Bradbury, Ray.
  Fahrenheit 451. New York Ballantine Books, 1953.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

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Subtopic 2(the same topic but for Fahrenheit
451)

• Second quote from Fahrenheit 451 about that
  subtopic
• i.e. Do you ever read any of the books you
  burn?"He laughed. "That's against the law!""Oh.
  Of course. (Bradbury 8)
• Importance of quote what does it mean? Why is
  it significant for your topic?
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Bradbury, Ray.
  Fahrenheit 451. New York Ballantine Books, 1953.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

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Subtopics 1 2 (write the names, i.e.
government censorship in U.S. society vs.
Fahrenheit 451)How is the topic similar and
different within U.S. society vs. Fahrenheit 451?
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Subtopic 3 (write the name!)

• First quote/paraphrase/summary from source about
  that subtopic
• i.e. According to Joe Smith, censorship strips
  rights away from all citizens (Smith 60).
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Smith, Joe.
  Censorship in America. New York Harper, 2002.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

Picture
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Subtopic 3 (write the name!)

• Second quote/paraphrase/summary from source about
  that subtopic
• i.e. According to Joe Smith, censorship causes
  people to be oblivious to societys evils.
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Smith, Joe.
  Censorship in America. New York Harper, 2002.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

Picture
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Subtopic 4(the same subtopic but for Fahrenheit
451)

• First quote from Fahrenheit 451 about that
  subtopic
• i.e. Monday burn Millay, Wednesday Whitman,
  Friday Faulkner, burn 'em to ashes, then burn the
  ashes. That's our official slogan (Bradbury 8).
• Importance of quote what does it mean? Why is
  it significant for your topic?
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Bradbury, Ray.
  Fahrenheit 451. New York Ballantine Books, 1953.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

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Subtopic 4(the same topic but for Fahrenheit
451)

• Second quote from Fahrenheit 451 about that
  subtopic
• i.e. Do you ever read any of the books you
  burn?"He laughed. "That's against the law!""Oh.
  Of course. (Bradbury 8)
• Importance of quote what does it mean? Why is
  it significant for your topic?
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Bradbury, Ray.
  Fahrenheit 451. New York Ballantine Books, 1953.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

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Subtopics 3 4 (write the names, i.e.
government censorship in U.S. society vs.
Fahrenheit 451)How is the topic similar and
different within U.S. society vs. Fahrenheit 451?
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Subtopic 5 (write the name!)

• First quote/paraphrase/summary from source about
  that subtopic
• i.e. According to Joe Smith, censorship strips
  rights away from all citizens (Smith 60).
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Smith, Joe.
  Censorship in America. New York Harper, 2002.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

Picture
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Subtopic 5 (write the name!)

• Second quote/paraphrase/summary from source about
  that subtopic
• i.e. According to Joe Smith, censorship causes
  people to be oblivious to societys evils.
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Smith, Joe.
  Censorship in America. New York Harper, 2002.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

Picture
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Subtopic 6(the same subtopic but for Fahrenheit
451)

• First quote from Fahrenheit 451 about that
  subtopic
• i.e. Monday burn Millay, Wednesday Whitman,
  Friday Faulkner, burn 'em to ashes, then burn the
  ashes. That's our official slogan (Bradbury 8).
• Importance of quote what does it mean? Why is
  it significant for your topic?
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Bradbury, Ray.
  Fahrenheit 451. New York Ballantine Books, 1953.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

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Subtopic 6(the same topic but for Fahrenheit
451)

• Second quote from Fahrenheit 451 about that
  subtopic
• i.e. Do you ever read any of the books you
  burn?"He laughed. "That's against the law!""Oh.
  Of course. (Bradbury 8)
• Importance of quote what does it mean? Why is
  it significant for your topic?
• Citation (do NOT forget this!) Bradbury, Ray.
  Fahrenheit 451. New York Ballantine Books, 1953.
• (citation must be in MLA style)

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Subtopics 5 6 (write the names, i.e.
government censorship in U.S. society vs.
Fahrenheit 451)How is the topic similar and
different within U.S. society vs. Fahrenheit 451?
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Thoughts?(How do you feel your topic relates
to/affects you personally? This can be your
opinion!)
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Bibliography

• Must be in MLA format!
• Can be created on noodlebib.com
• You must cite every source you used, including
  Fahrenheit 451!