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toc =G.R.A.S.P.S= = = ( Feel free to copy and paste what you have on your wiki page for Dr. Grace.)
 * Goal || Create a talk show using imovie in order to demonstrate comprehension of character development throughout the novel. ||
 * Role || You and your partner are going to be guests on The Oprah Show ||
 * Audience || Your audience is the great Oprah Winfrey herself and her production team. ||
 * Setting || Present your imovie to Oprah, and prove to her that you comprehend The Color Purple better than anyone else. You will have to make a persuasive argument in order to get her to choose you to be on her show. ||
 * Presentation || You will create a talk show using imovie. ||
 * Standards || **Product Rubric:** Q&A, Preparedness, Knowledge, Speaks Clearly, Creativity, Collaboration
 * Presentation:** content, comprehension, creativity, speaks clearly, collaboration ||

=Introduction= The Great and Wonderful Oprah is having a show that is fully dedicated to the novel The Color Purple. As part of her show, she wants some high school students to sit down with her and discuss the novel in depth.

=Task= To show Oprah that you fully understand the novel, you need to prove to her that you understand a main character and how they develop throughout the novel. You and your partner will come up with questions and answers that detail important events and how the character changed because of each event. Find evidence from the text and incorporate that in. Make sure to write a script, and remember, Oprah knows this book very well; she //was// in the movie ya' know. Once you fully develop a script with your partner, begin the process of making an imovie. One of you will become the host (Oprah) and one of you will become the character. Once you have edited your movie, you will present the video to Oprah and her producers. You have to make a short presentation detailing why you and your partner should come onto her show to talk about the novel. =Conclusion= Congratulations on completing your task. It is now up to Oprah to determine whether or not you completely grasp the concept of character development in the novel, The Color Purple.