MC
What do you do before you begin to answer question?
Actively Annotate Question!
What is the 4 steps to Poetry?
1. Enjoyment
2. Literal Meaning
3. Figurative Lang
4. Theme
When reading fiction what do we annotate for ?
Theme.
What is Non-Fiction?
writing that is based on facts,real events, and real people
What Is the 4 Components of ANEZ?
1. Argument
2. Name It
3. Explain It
4. Zoom Out
When you are reading a passage, What must you do when reading?
Underline key quotes that align to the MC question
What must you draw at the top right corner ?
4 boxes
What is Theme?
A universal message the author wants readers to take away
How do we annotate for non-fiction?
By Finding the Authors Claim
What goes in your A?
1. Title and Author
2.Echo The Question
3. Answer
You have finished reading and underlined your keep quotes.. Next steps are?
Cover MC answers and do Prediction Annotations
At the very end of the Poem what annotation should I see?
Theme Note
How do we annotate for theme?
Using the 4c's
What are the 3 steps when annotating NF?
1. Opening claim after 2-3 Para
2. Sub Claims
3. Authors Claim note based on opening and subclaims.
What Goes in your NE
1. Authors Technique
2. Context.
3. Quote
After EVERY incorrect answer choice you must use ?
POE
What are 3 examples of figurative Lang ?
1. simile
2. metaphor
3. personification
ETC
What are the 4 c's?
1. Characterization
2. Conflict/Res
3.Change
4.Craft
What is the key Difference between Fiction and Non-Fiction?
Fiction = Made up not Real
Non-Fiction= Based on real facts, people, and events
What goes in your Z?
1.Transition word ( Overall, All in all, In conclusion)
2. Restate Thesis
3. Connect Back to Answer
4.Tie it back to universal message.
Name ALL 4 POE strategies?
NT=Not true
TS= Too specific
TG=Too general
NR= Not relevant
First two things you identify when reading a poem ?
Topic and Speaker
Name 3 sub generes of fiction?
1.Historical Fiction
2. Fantasy
3.Science fiction/ Mystery
What are some sub-genres of NF?
1. Auto-biography
2.Biography.
3. Journalism
Take the next minute to think about a strong thesis statement for this prompt.
In both "Singing through the Struggle" and "Athletes Protest", What is the authors argument of both texts ?