**ATTENTION 1st/2nd AP/1102: HW READING/ANNOTATIONS ASSIGNMENT DUE FOR CLASS MON. 8/29**

1st/2nd AP LANG/ENG 1101

HW DUE MON. 8/29: 

Read Elie Wiesel's (Sept. 1928-July 2016) 1986 Nobel Peace Prize acceptance SPEECH (copy given to you FRI. 8/26 in class/SUPPLEMENTAL SECTION), and:

• ANNOTATE/mark/highlight/POST-IT/ANALYZE/EXPLAIN specific references within the speech that apply/illustrate the rhetorical elements/APPEALS of ETHOS, PATHOS, or LOGOS

**here's a link to the text online as well, so EVERYONE should have access to the text (*also posted/linked on the Classroom): 

Wiesel: '86 Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech

***TO HEAR THE SPEECH AS IT WAS MEANT TO BE EXPERIENCED IN ITS SPOKEN GENRE, here's also a VIDEO of Wiesel giving his Nobel acceptance speech (again, also linked on the Classroom):

Wiesel Nobel Prize Acceptance VIDEO 

**NOTE: This time as you annotate the text, be sure to attempt to tie your comments/observations to ONE OF THE THREE RHETORICAL APPEALS at work in the text

• LEARN FROM/IMPROVE UPON IF NECESSARY THE FIRST ANNOTATIONS YOU COMPLETED FOR "TFD"

• Look for specific language connotation, repetition/parallel structure, dialogue, a ____ tone/tone changes, flashbacks, etc. and be prepared to SHARE WITH THE CLASS your findings

• PLEASE NOTE: There are examples of ALL THREE APPEALS (ethos/pathos/logos) working and evident ALL throughout this important speech!!

**ALSO NOTE: Those of you who did not share/speak in discussion of "The First Day" short story/annotations will be starting this discussion!