Summary
of “the allegory of the cave"
In “The allegory of the cave” by Plato,
the author describes that humans can think and live whether with knowledge or
not. There are people in this case prisoners enslaved in a cave since their childhood.
The prisoners would be mistaken appearance for the reality. Behind the
prisoners a radiant flame where people walking holding objects and they see the
images reflected in the wall. The prisoners tend to believe that the shadows
are real because the echoes seem to be real. One of them was exonerated from
the cave. Now he sees, understands, and adapts to the real world. He came back
to the cave to tell the others the true but they refused to believe him. This is
a story of how hard is to accept the reality.
1. The main idea was demonstrated correctly.
ResponderEliminar2. Supporting details should be developed little more.
3. There are no unimportant ideas in the summary. All were related to the topic.
4. Summary has written in student's own words.
5. There is no spelling mistakes but few grammar errors.
6. Summary has a sense of original passage and student have organized it very well.
7. Student has included her opinions in the form of thesis at the end of summary,
Overall, it was Good job, Keep it up :);)