Write short, complete, economically constructed sentences and submit your responses when you are done. Indicate the chapter number and name, including page numbers in your responses.

1. Write a short two or three-sentence synopsis of one of this week’s assigned chapters including explaining the chapter title. What happens? What is the chapter about? (Note these are two different questions.)
2. Identify the case study subjects (individuals) who appear in this chapter. Example: Landlords Sherrena and Quentin.
3. Identify any vocabulary words, terms or references, historical players or characters or events we might not recognize. Look these up and define them for the class.
4. Identify a passage or sentences which argue or explain something helpful about the history of the problem or failure of public policy. Rewrite it in your own words.
5. Identify and introduce any experts, agencies, analysts or other players upon whom Desmond relies to tell the story or frame the events of the chapter. Why are they here? What does inclusion of their perspective contribute? (Don’t be afraid to refer to the footnotes for these.)
6. What does author Matthew Desmond seem to conclude or consider by way of a possible main insight, argument or position? Feel free to quote directly or put in your own words. Include page number.
7. Compose a tentative draft problem-failure thesis for your chapter using this formula: The problem of _______ is caused by the failure of _______________ (somebody to do something) which has resulted in ________________ (quantify, give examples of problem).

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