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03.05 Varying Viewpoints Worksheet
Part 1: Organize Your Thoughts
From Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “Address on the Occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Statue of Liberty” From Our Immigrants at Ellis Island
by Mrs. Francis E. Clark
Central Idea
Remember to TIE it together. Identify the topic, think about the information provided, and explain this in one sentence.


Diction
Was the word choice positive or negative? Did the connotations change throughout?

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Tone
How would you sum up the author’s tone in one word? Hopeful? Disappointed?


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Syntax
What types of sentences are used? Are they long or short? Is punctuation unique?


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Perspective
In one sentence, explain the author’s attitude toward the topic.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Central Idea: Both speeches express the importance of immigrants to America and celebrate the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of freedom.

Diction: The word choice in both speeches is positive, emphasizing the contributions and sacrifices of immigrants. There are no significant changes in connotation throughout.

Tone: The tone of both speeches is celebratory and patriotic, with a sense of gratitude for the opportunities provided by America.

Syntax: Both speeches use a variety of sentence lengths and structures, but tend to be more formal and complex than casual conversation. Punctuation is used appropriately to clarify meaning.

Perspective: The authors both have a positive attitude toward the topic of immigration and view it as a valuable part of America's history and identity.