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    Figuratively Speaking Assessment

    Step 1: Graphic Organizer


    Read and annotate the speech "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" by Jonathan
    Edwards. Fill out the graphic organizer below with the items needed for your analysis
    paragraph.

    Edwards argues, as his central thesis, that all sinners are deserving of
    hell because it is where they belong. Their only hope is to accept Christ's
    Central Idea
    sacrifice as soon as possible, because without God's grace, neither they
    nor his sacrifice can escape hell.
    According to Jonathan Edwards, "sinners in the hands of an angry God"
    should serve as a warning to his community and the nation as a
    Purpose
    whole.Sinners must repent and ask God for forgiveness before it is too
    late or they will go to hell
    1. Examples of the use of parables as figurative language are
    common among sinners at the hands of an angry God.Edward's
    sermon contrasts two things with words like "like" and "like," using
    similes to convey his message more clearly to his audience

    2. The concept that every sinner is subject to the judgment of hell


    when cast there is reinforced by the metaphor of a burning fire.
    The fire, which represents their pain, is a metaphor for God's
    Examples of
    Figurative displeasure towards them.
    Language
    3. The metaphor that compares sinners to spiders caught in a web
    serves as an example of how powerless and trapped they are
    when they are subjugated by sin.

    4. Personification

    5. Imagery

    Step 2: Analysis Paragraph


    In one paragraph, explain how Edwards' use of figurative language allowed him to
    achieve his central idea and purpose. Your paragraph should have 7-10 sentences and a
    variety of sentence types.

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    Using symbolism and metaphorical language, Jonathan Edwards persuades
    his crowd to bet on the bad guys in front of angry gods. Picture illustrations as
    the first example of a story. In fact, the first sentence of the short story
    suggests that Edward used imagery to make his story more compelling. He
    didn't say "hell," but used an adjective to describe it further.He substitutes the
    wrath of God for hell, repeats it and uses additional adjectives to further
    describe it

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    Figuratively Speaking Rubric

    On Target Almost There Needs Improvement


    20-16 points 15-11 points 10-0 points

    ● The student clearly ● The student somewhat ● The central idea and

    Central identified the central identified the central purpose of Johnathan


    Idea &
    Purpose idea and purpose of idea and purpose of Edwards' speech is
    (20 points)
    Johnathan Edwards' Johnathan Edwards' either cursory or

    speech. speech. missing.

    25-20 points 19-15 points 14-0 points

    ● There are a minimum ● There are four to five ● There are fewer than

    of five figurative figurative language three figurative

    language techniques techniques identified language techniques

    identified that are that are somewhat identified that are

    clearly connected back connected back to the somewhat connected


    Analysis
    Paragraph to the central idea central idea and/or back to the central
    (25 points)
    and/or purpose. purpose. idea and/or purpose.

    ● There is a logical flow ● There is somewhat of ● There is a lack of

    and progression of a logical flow and logical flow and

    ideas in the paragraph. progression of ideas in progression of ideas in

    the paragraph. the paragraph.

    Grammar, 5-4 points 3-2 points 1-0 points


    Usage, and
    Mechanics
    (5 points)

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    ● There are virtually no ● There are a few ● There are several

    spelling, punctuation, spelling, punctuation, spelling, punctuation,

    or grammatical errors. or grammatical errors. or grammatical

    errors.

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