Annotating
"On Compassion"
Rhetorical Situation
Vocabulary
Potpourri
100

Annotation can be defined as...

There are multiple correct answers.

100

This text deals with how everyday people in Manhattan interact with this group.

Who are the homeless?

100
These are the three points of the rhetorical triangle

What are speaker, audience, and message

("speaker, subject, and audience" is also acceptable)

100

Define diciton.

What is word choice?

100

Name one of the two retiring athletes that were featured in the texts we reviewed on Friday.

Who is Lou Gehrig or Dwyane Wade? 

200

Name two things you should do while annotating a text.

What are commenting, asking questions, making connections, underlining, circling, and/or highlighting.

200

This NYC writer wrote "On Compassion"

Who is Barbara Ascher?

200

When identifying speaker, you should identify this.

The name of the person talking as well as important factors to know about them related to the text. 
200

When going over WildC.A.T.S. for what will be our social contract, we discussed accountability. This is a good definition for accountability.

What is responsible for facts or conditions?

200

This was the name of the activity we opened Friday with?
(Hint: it wasn't called "bingo")

What is Mingo?

300

When reading, the annotator can make these kinds of comments. (There are a variety of possible answers.)

Possible answers include:
Ask questions
Have a conversation with the text
Comment on things that are important
Elaborate on connections in the text
Make predictions
Summarize key events

300
The writer says that reminding us of our good fortune was one of the primary purposes of these types of stories

What are Greek tragedies?

300

Who is the "audience" of any given text?

The people the text was intentionally delivered to

300

Define syntax.

What is sentence structure?

300

On the first day of school, I explained this paradox.

What is the perfection paradox?

400

When annotating, be sure to mark shifts and juxtapositions. Juxtaposition can be defined as this...

What is a literary device that writers use to place two things side by side to highlight their differences and create a rhetorical effect?

400

The writer believes compassion is __________

What is learned?

400

When one is asked for the context, they should identify this. 

What is the events and setting surrounding a situation that impacts the text?

400

This is what is meant when we discuss "academic integrity".

What is cheating?

400

This Olympian saved USA men's basketball with 17 three pointers in the last two games to ensure a gold medal.

Who is Steph Curry?

500

For notetaking, I gave you this kind of chart to take notes on annotations. I even explained what this kind of chart consists of. 

What is a Frayer Chart?

500

The writer compares rich ladies stepping over poverty to this period of time.

What is Dickensian London?

500

This is the difference in message and purpose.

The message is what the speaker is saying; the purpose is why they are saying it. 

500

On Thursday, we had an opener that mentioned "a rowan like a lipsticked girl". This is how we defined rowan.

What is a small, deciduous tree native to Europe known for white flower clusters and orange berries?

500

This movie is currently #1 in the 2024 world box office. (It's the movie from this year that's made the most money.)

What is Inside Out 2?

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