What is it called when you are proving your statement with specific facts/details directly from the text?
Citing textual evidence.
What is it called when you analyze how individual texts relate to each other?
Compare and contrast.
When do you identify specific examples that support your opinions and conclusions? Before or after reading a text?
After reading a text.
Combine those examples with root words.
What do you do when you compare texts? Contrast texts?
When you compare, you examine similarities. When you contrast, you analyze differences.
Characters have traits, or qualities that define them. What is 1 way you can tell a character's traits?
1. What he/she does, say or think;
2. How they interact with other characters
How do you properly cite text when providing evidence?
1. make your claim.
2. introduce the evidence that supports your claim.
3. explain how the evidence supports or prove your claim.
Give 3 examples of suffixes.
Combine those examples with root words.
What it is called when an author refutes others' points of view in an argument?
The topics of 2 texts cannot be developed in very different ways? True or False?
False! Even when the basic topics of two texts is the same, authors can develop it in very different ways.
What is the reason why characters act the way they do?
Motivation.
What are 2 textual evidence sentence starters?
Answers will vary.
1. According to the text...
2. As stated in the text...
A word can only have a prefix or a suffix? True or False?
False!!!! A word can have a prefix and a suffix. For example: unknowingly or prehistorically.
2. Authors with strong p.o.v may emphasize evidence that supports their side and ignore contradicting evidence.
Why is a character transformation important?
Transformation allows the character(s) to grow making them more interesting.