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On the next free page of your composition book, respond to each of the following two prompts. Please write in pen and limit each response to its own single page without writing on the back.  \n1a. Identify a theme present in either Vonnegut’s “Harrison Bergeron” or Gordimer’s “Once Upon a Time”.  \nRefer to your notes on theme and take some time to plan out your claim to be sure it means the  \nrequirements.  \nSupport your claim with specific, relevant evidence from the story. (Assume your reader does not agree with your interpretation and must be convinced.)  \n1b. Satire is a way of using ridicule to show that someone or  \nsomething is foolish, weak, harmful , etc. Satire frequently use exaggeration, humor, or absurdity to show the weaknesses or negative qualities of a person,  \ngovernment, or society.  \nChoose either Vonnegut’s “Harrison Bergeron” or Gordimer’s “Once Upon a Time” to answer the following question: What aspects of society might the author be satirically targeting with this short story?  \nStructure your claim as a theme ; use solid evidence.  \nIdentify five words from the short story with which you’re unfamiliar. Turn to the final page of your composition book.  \n1c-g. For each of the five words you’ve chosen, write the word down, number them (\\#1-5), and provide a definition from  \na learner’s dictionary online.  \nFor your two written responses (1a & 1b) above, remember to:  \nIntroduce each of your responses with a clear answer to the question.  \nDevelop your ideas with well-chosen, relevant, and sufficient evidence (i.e. quotations, summary, paraphrase) appropriate to the audience’s knowledge of the topic. Assume your audience is already familiar with the text, so you should avoid unnecessary plot summary. Proofread carefully to avoid any mechanical issues that you're currently working on: refer to your sticky note flag and any relevant notes you have. 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