PPT-Passage Types

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Passage Mapping Question S tem A nalysis and Predicting S trategies US and World Literature Passages There will be 1 USWorld Lit passage on the SAT It is different

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Passage Mapping Question S tem A nalysis and Predicting S trategies US and World Literature Passages There will be 1 USWorld Lit passage on the SAT It is different because There will be multiple characters and therefore multiple opinions. Click on speaker to hear sound. Types of Fiction. Myth/Legend is realistic or fantastic, used to explain aspects of existence we don’t understand..  . Types of Fiction (cont…). Folktales: impart a lesson and touch upon psychological truths about human beings.. of . Context Clues. Context Clue #1: . Definition or Restatement. The meaning of the vocabulary word is in the sentence itself, usually following the vocabulary word.. Jack's . duplicity. – crafty dishonesty – caused him to steal his coworker's pensions by funneling their money into an offshore account. and Distribution at . Foster Dam, . 2013-2014. 1. JH Hughes, . J . Kim, J Vazquez, and GE Johnson. Willamette Fisheries Science review. Portland, Oregon. February 2015. Study code: . JPL–11-05-FOS. . ceremonies that mark a person’s progress from one phase of life to another.. Rituals. :. ceremonial acts prescribed by tradition or religion that set humans apart from other species. .  . Rites of Passage. There are three main types of sermons for the purpose of our study:. I. Expository Sermons. A. Expository sermons are . biblical. sermons. . B. Expository preaching is biblically . instructive. preaching.. Group 3. Chad Mills. Esad Suskic. Wee Teck Tan. Outline. System and Data. Document Retrieval. Passage Retrieval. Results. Conclusion. System and Data. Development. Testing. TREC 2004. TREC 2004. TREC 2005. and Re-ranking. Ling573. NLP Systems and Applications. May 3, 2011. Upcoming Talks. Edith Law. Friday: 3:30; CSE 303. Human Computation: Core Research Questions and Opportunities . Games with a purpose, . The many branches of an author’s craft. The importance of tone. The tone of a passage is key to understanding the meaning- Beware- tones may shift!. Tone is also called “the attitude of the speaker” or “the attitude of the narrator” or even the “author’s attitude toward the ….”. myuci.ne. t. Preparing for the ELA . NC CCSS . Assessment. :. Created by Mrs. Willis. CCSS means to Closely Read A Text. Close Reading is Active Reading. “Reading a text multiple times to analyze deeper and deeper layers of nuanced meaning intended by the author” . A rite of passage is a ritual event that marks a person's progress from one . stage to . another. . Rites . of passage are often ceremonies surrounding events such as other . milestones, . coming of age, marriage and death. . Types of Fiction. Myth/Legend is realistic or fantastic, used to explain aspects of existence we don’t understand..  . Types of Fiction (cont…). Folktales: impart a lesson and touch upon psychological truths about human beings.. Prose fiction . ▪. ▪. . Humanities . ▪. ▪. . Social Sciences . ▪. ▪. . Natural Science . ▪. 10 . Questions each = . 40 . in all!. Answer EVERY question. . LEAVE NONE BLANK. !. If an answer is half right, . Before class on . Block Day, 08/28-29. , select a significant passage from . The Hobbit. that you think contributes meaningfully to one of the novel’s overall themes. Come to class on Wednesday/Thursday prepared to defend your passage in a group. Once you have done so, your group will determine which passage it finds most significant and will guide the rest of the class through that passage and explain its impact on the meaning of the novel as a whole.. Give . two examples . of the treatment of slaves in slave factories on the African coast.. (try to explain . why. this was done too.). We are learning to…. Describe . the conditions of the Middle Passage.

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