A TDA essay is NOT: (Check all that apply)(2 points)
Responses
A summary of the events of a text. A summary of the events of a text.
A chance for you to give your opinion on how much you liked or disliked the passagee.
A summary of the events of a text. A chance for you to give your opinion on how much you liked or disliked the passage.
whats the answer
The answer is: A TDA essay is NOT a summary of the events of a text and it is NOT a chance for you to give your opinion on how much you liked or disliked the passage.
Based on the given options, a TDA (Text Dependent Analysis) essay is NOT:
- A summary of the events of a text.
- A chance for you to give your opinion on how much you liked or disliked the passage.
Therefore, both options are correct.
To determine which options are correct, we need to understand what a TDA essay is. A Text-Dependent Analysis (TDA) essay requires the analysis of a specific text and the development of a well-supported response based on evidence from the text. It should demonstrate an understanding of the text's key elements, such as its main ideas, themes, and literary devices.
Now let's evaluate the given options based on this definition:
1. A summary of the events of a text: This option could be correct because a TDA essay is not simply summarizing the events but analyzing and interpreting them.
2. A chance for you to give your opinion on how much you liked or disliked the passage: This option could also be correct because a TDA essay should focus on textual evidence and objective analysis rather than personal opinion or subjective preferences.
So, based on these explanations, both options could be correct.