Vocabulary
A young person
What is juvenile?
The kids on Venus are very depressed.
What is because it never stops raining?
The main character tells the story.
What is 1st person narration?
This word is ALWAYS capitalized.
What is I?
Telling your audience what your paper is about.
What is a claim?
To think about something carefully.
What is ponder?
The mean thing the students do to the main character.
What is lock her in the closet?
Being able to see inside the character's mind.
What is "inner thinking"?
I am going to take _______ to the store.
What is y-o-u?
for instance, such as, on the other hand
What are transitions?
A planned route or journey
What is itinerary?
The name of the girl that gets picked on in the story.
Who is Margot?
Being able to see how different characters feel about the same event.
What is multiple points of view?
The way we start class almost every day.
What is reading?
These need to be trustworthy and significant.
What are sources?
Having an ability to notice and understand things clearly.
What is astute?
The name of the place Margot is from.
What is Earth?
Play clip
What is revealing actions?
Absolutely has to be done every time.
What is non-negotiable?
Quotations and paraphrasing.
What are the different types of evidence?
Attracting notice or attention.
What is conspicuous?
Ray Bradbury
Who is the author of "All Summer in a Day"?
Comparing 2 different things without using like or as; love is a red red rose.
What is a metaphor?
Read the Smartboard.
What you should do every day when you come to class?
The main parts of the essay structure.
What are the intro, body, and conclusion?