Fiesta Junot Diaz Short Story Questions I have attached the instructions for all 3 mini assignments. Please make sure all 3 are grammatically correct, meet

Fiesta Junot Diaz Short Story Questions I have attached the instructions for all 3 mini assignments. Please make sure all 3 are grammatically correct, meet the word count, proper word choice, and well thought out responses. Read the instructions carefully. Thank you. 3 Part Assignment :
Part #1: Read the following short story and then answer the questions.
http://faculty.gordonstate.edu/lsanders-senu/Fiesta%20Junot%20Diaz.pdf
Story Starts on Page 4 out of 14.

Audio Version of the Story Above.
Then answer the following five questions:
Reading Response questions for “Fiesta” – please answer the questions in 250 to 500 words
total.
1) Does Yunior love his father? Does his father love him?
2) How do you interpret the last line of the story? What is the deeper meaning?
3) What is the effect of using Spanish in the story? What does it add?
4) What do you make of the mother’s religious leanings, habits, and rituals?
5) Is the father a bad person? Is there anything sympathetic about him?
The minimum is 250 words and the maximum is 500 words.
Part #2:
A very short story, typically consisting of only a few hundred words.
PROMPT:
For this assignment you will write a short story about a box of things.
What is in the box? Is it important? Is it a family heirloom, a secret, a treasure? Is it life
changing?
Your story must be between 250 to 500 words. Please give your story a title. This is fiction,
NOT A TRUE STORY OR EVENT BUT A MADE UP STORY. Your story should not be a
description of the attached short story:
http://www.conjunctions.com/online/article/sejal-shah-02-26-2013
Part 3:
People turn to poetry for many reasons, and during this pandemic many people are reading,
writing and sharing poetry on all kinds of platforms. Last month NPR asked listeners to
respond to art with a poem — a style of poetry called ekphrastic.
Full article here: KPBS Arts
Below is the painting that listeners had to write about and beneath the painting is the poem
listeners wrote:
Young Woman At A Window by Salvador Dali
From her window she holds court
She reigns where dogs interact with rainbows
For her, plants bow their head down low.
Hottest Thang In Town
Stuck inside all day.
She opens all the windows,
her imagination of freedom
something to hold onto.
Only half there
her mind is far off
Across the world.
kayaking quietly
gazing at glaciers
watching waves dance
a boat out to sea
The sea breeze blowing
against her loneliness
Perched up in the hills
Overlooking a world of fraud
Soul ready to sail away
POETRY PROMPT – select a painting (you can Google your painting) and then write a poem
about it. You can select any painting you like (please make sure to upload the painting into
the body of your thread and then have your poem appear under the painting – like it the
example above). You can even select a painting of your own.
What do you see in the painting, what do you imagine is happening, going to happen, has
happened in the painting?
Your poem must have a title. Your poem must between 15 to 20 lines in length, and your
line length must be six to 12 words in length only (if you look at the example above, the first
three lines are way longer than all the other lines and the shape of the poem is all over the
place – should never happen – there’s also no enjambment and the punctuation is all over the
place – really I would make them edit it – but it’s just an example :).

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