COMPREHENSION: Malcolm X - Level Upper Middle School - Literature 1. What was this selection mostly about?

Implicit: How Malcolm X receives prison education through reading, or how Malcolm X improves reading and composition by studying in prison

2. How does Malcolm X explain the initial composition skills? Clear: He can not express what he wants to say, and it does not go well when written.

Clear: He can not express his opinion in writing, especially in the letter to Elijah Muhammad

4. What is the highest level formal schooling that Malcolm X completed before entering prison? Implicitly: 8th grade

5. What did you do while reading while Malcolm X did not improve your reading skills? Clear: He skipped.

6. How did Malcolm X start educating informal prisons? Clear: By reading and copying the dictionary

7. Is there evidence that Malcolm X has a strong incentive to improve his vocabulary? Implicit: He copied the entire first page of the dictionary and repeatedly read or copied the entire dictionary

8. In addition to the meaning of many words, what improvements have been made to Malcolm X after copying the dictionary? Clear: His knowledge of historical figures, places, events, or his handwriting speed

9. What is the motivation for Malcolm X to keep studying the dictionary? Implicitly: He copies the first page and learns many new words or is proud when he understands

10. Why would Malcolm X say, "I have never been truly liberal in my life," even if he was in prison. Hidden: He learned a lot, or he likes to read

Independence = independence = independence + professor = frustration = guidance of frustration + independence = teaching guidance + guidance = professor's frustration = setbacks + setbacks + Independence = retirement frustration + education = frustration

Numbers are accurate and clear: ______ Numbers are correctly implied: ___ total ______ ____________ Independence: 9-10 Correct ____________ Teaching: 7-8 Correct ____________ Frustration: 6 or less correct

How do you compare the educational experience of Malcolm X v. Frederick Douglass Malcolm X and Frederick Douglass? Education comes from elementary school, junior high school, high school, university. However, if education is legal, education can also come from the family. In "homemade education" at Malcolm X, Malcolm discussed the struggle between his growing language and his childhood literary language. In prison, he explained his interests and determination ... he is displaying more content

Since his death, Malcolm X has had a great influence on the political and social thinking of African Americans, and his literature has only grown up. Alex Haley 's 1965 book Autobiography of Malcolm X was written in several interviews with Malcolm X before his death. It is now considered a classic of African-American literature. Malcolm X Community College in Chicago, Malcolm X Liberation University, and Malcolm X Society in Durham, North Carolina were named after him.

The autobiography of Malcolm X is widely read, and as Malcolm X 's interest is very extensive as a leader in American living in the 1950s and 1960s many writers wrote his life and speech. Malcolm X: A list of works on Malcolm X by more than 100 other authors published in 1984, including papers and papers. However, among other writers' speech and criticism, Malcolm X's autobiography remains the most complete and direct communication about his life experience and changing ideas. To some extent, it is a traditional conversion story that shows ways people can change their thoughts and values. In other respects, the warning to the general audience that Malcolm X considered his time and place was wrong. The author not only shows his life change, but also shows how he can change further at the end of his life.