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Applying Informational Texts to Works of Fiction

Learn how to use analysis techniques from informational texts to enhance your understanding of fictional works like “A Lesson Before Dying.” By drawing charts and analyzing quotes from the book and relevant informational text like “Nice to Eat with You,” you can deepen your literary insights. Apply concepts from the texts to specific passages in “A Lesson Before Dying” to gain a richer interpretation of the novel. Enhance your literary analysis skills with this practical guide.

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Applying Informational Texts to Works of Fiction

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  1. Applying Informational Texts to Works of Fiction How to Read Literature Like a Professor and A Lesson Before Dying

  2. On your copy paper: • Draw a chart like I have on the board. • On the LEFT side, list 7 important quotes from the informational text “Nice to Eat with You.” • On the RIGHT side, explain what the quotes mean. • In the bottom section, apply these concepts to A Lesson Before Dying. Look at passages from pages 70-73, pages 82-84, and page 196 if you need help.

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