Cardiovascular

Book reports can be done on a nonfiction book that deals with some phase of this Anatomy class. Most of the time, this will be a biography or autobiography. You may not read and report on a reference type book. Each book report is worth 2% on the semester grade before the final exam is averaged. (Remember that up to 10% can be accumulated in extra credit each semester.) If you find a book that you think would be acceptable, please have it checked by the teacher before reading. Reports are due no later than one week before the end of the semester. They may be written or presented orally during contact time.

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Answer the following in sentence and paragraph form on your own sheet of paper or jot down notes so you can do this orally. Remember that the object is for someone to be able to tell that you actually read the book. Make quotes and take examples directly from the book.

• Name and explain several (at least three) facts that were discussed in the book that increased your understanding of the human anatomy. Research each fact and give additional information about each. Be specific and as technical as possible.
• State five different emotions that you felt while reading the book. Give a very specific incident that built this emotion.
• Choose any of the main characters of the book. If you were this person, how would your actions, reaction, or feeling compare to theirs.
• What affect(s), if any, did reading this book have on you? Explain