Soundtrack: Textual Evidence
-1 How did you like the Soundtrack Of My Life project? Please explain using specific examples: I did my soundtrack project with a different teacher, but overall i did like it, it was okay.

-2 Do you feel that the project helped you learn anything? If so, please explain: Not really, it was just basically a story of our lives, but it did help us by taking us back to old memories.

-3 If you could change anything about the project to improve it, what change(s) would you make? Well, from my other teacher i would do something more that just paragraphs, but it was okay.

-4 If not this project, how would you prefer to start off the year together as a community thinking critically about our stories? I think this was a pretty good way to start the year, it was nothing new thrown at us, we just had a mini flashback.

-5 In your own words, define the term textual evidence. Textual evidence are the facts and details you give to support your opinion.

-6 What is the significance of textual evidence when constructing an argument? To support and back up your side of the argument.

-7 Why is it important to have the skill of using textual evidence to prove your point? To have the readers believe in you opinion, so they know what you're saying and they can support your argument.

-8 Take a look at the following annotation from my Soundtrack:

A. What is the textual evidence? All the world's indeed a stage, and we are merely players.
B. What am I arguing? That music lyric is deep.
C. How does this quote support my argument? You used a Shakespeare Allusion.

-9 Now, take another one of your own Soundtrack annotations and do the same thing:
A. What is the textual evidence? All the world's indeed a stage, and we are merely players.
B. What are you arguing? That the music lyric is deep.
C. How does this quote support your argument? You used a Shakespeare Allusion.

-10 Does Big Teach have BARS? Please explain: Yeah, he's a good rapper.