Identify and construct ANAPHORA — repetition at the start of successive clauses or sentences (CCSS L.6.3.a; RI.6.4)
Exercise
Difficulty 3
~6 min
eng.g6.s.ex_11
Identify Climax Break
Prompt
In King's I Have a Dream paragraph 14, find the moment where the anaphora pattern BREAKS. What is the climactic effect of the break?
M-6-S-RH-EX-11-A
Interactive
Physical / non-image
King paragraph 14 printout with all anaphoras highlighted in red + climactic-break-identification line + effect-naming line. Print-ready 8.5x11.
Answer criteria
type
rubric
rubric
Break identified + climactic effect named = 4; break identified only = 3; misidentified = 2; not attempted = 1
Hints
- The pattern is 'I have a dream that ___' multiple times. The break is shorter and declarative.
- The break creates the climax by ending the established pattern.
Misconceptions to watch
- Names early repetitions as breaks.
- Misses the rhythmic shift in the final iteration.
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