What is your Lifes Blueprint? by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

****ANSWER IN COMPLETE SENTENCES WITH

INSIGHTFUL RESPONSES.
1. Summarize: In your own words, what three components
does King say should be in your lifes blueprint?

2. Interpret: What is meant by doors of opportunities not

open to your mothers and fathers?

3. Connect: Which of the 3 persuasive techniques (Appeal

to) does King use in this speech? What examples from the
article to can you find to support this.

4. Analyze: How is life like a blueprint? (one paragraph

min.)

5. Respond: Write down what you feel is the most

convincing or most powerful sentence in his speech. Explain
what is so thought-provoking about it. (one paragraph min.)

6. Speculate: Why did Dr. King give this particular speech to

this particular audience? Explain your thinking.
(one paragraph min.)

7. Reflect: What is your lifes blueprint right now? What do

you need to do to create this blueprint? (one paragraph min.)
What is your Lifes Blueprint? by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
****ANSWER IN COMPLETE SENTENCES WITH
INSIGHTFUL RESPONSES.
1. Summarize: In your own words, what three components
does King say should be in your lifes blueprint?

2. Interpret: What is meant by doors of opportunities not

open to your mothers and fathers?

3. Connect: Which of the 3 persuasive techniques (Appeal

to) does King use in this speech? What examples from the
article to can you find to support this.

4. Analyze: How is life like a blueprint? (one paragraph

min.)

5. Respond: Write down what you feel is the most

convincing or most powerful sentence in his speech. Explain
what is so thought-provoking about it. (one paragraph min.)

6. Speculate: Why did Dr. King give this particular speech to

this particular audience? Explain your thinking.
(one paragraph min.)

7. Reflect: What is your lifes blueprint right now? What do

you need to do to create this blueprint? (one paragraph min.)
What is your Lifes Blueprint? by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
****ANSWER IN COMPLETE SENTENCES WITH
INSIGHTFUL RESPONSES.
1. Summarize: In your own words, what three components
does King say should be in your lifes blueprint?

2. Interpret: What is meant by doors of opportunities not

open to your mothers and fathers?

3. Connect: Which of the 3 persuasive techniques (Appeal

to) does King use in this speech? What examples from the
article to can you find to support this.

4. Analyze: How is life like a blueprint? (one paragraph

min.)

5. Respond: Write down what you feel is the most

convincing or most powerful sentence in his speech. Explain
what is so thought-provoking about it. (one paragraph min.)

6. Speculate: Why did Dr. King give this particular speech to

this particular audience? Explain your thinking.
(one paragraph min.)

7. Reflect: What is your lifes blueprint right now? What do

you need to do to create this blueprint? (one paragraph min.)
What is your Lifes Blueprint? by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
****ANSWER IN COMPLETE SENTENCES WITH
INSIGHTFUL RESPONSES.
1. Summarize: In your own words, what three components
does King say should be in your lifes blueprint?

2. Interpret: What is meant by doors of opportunities not

open to your mothers and fathers?

3. Connect: Which of the 3 persuasive techniques (Appeal

to) does King use in this speech? What examples from the
article to can you find to support this.

4. Analyze: How is life like a blueprint? (one paragraph

min.)

5. Respond: Write down what you feel is the most

convincing or most powerful sentence in his speech. Explain
what is so thought-provoking about it. (one paragraph min.)

6. Speculate: Why did Dr. King give this particular speech to

this particular audience? Explain your thinking.
(one paragraph min.)

7. Reflect: What is your lifes blueprint right now? What do

you need to do to create this blueprint? (one paragraph min.)