Hello... Well.. I have got a question, we wrote a very very important test today and the task was to analyze a given short story...
I must admit, that I interpreted it in a wrong way, I wrote about another topic.... The problem was to read between the lines, the story is about racial segregation, but I thought it deals with worth decay... You know?
I suppose, that results in 0 points, topic failed..... I am very afraid of that, because this mark will be importnat for my Abitur and it makes 1/3 of my English result of this semester...
Well... My question (I told you so much, I am sorry ^^) is: Can an interpretation of a short-story be completly wrong?
I tried to found my answers, but I guess I can't change it...
Greetings! Caroli
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Hi, Even if your interpretation is different to the one expected, if you have backed it up with evidence from the story and argued your point well, I think you should still get some points.
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Even if your interpretation is different to the one expected, if you have backed it up with evidence from the story and argued your point well, I think you should still get some points.