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Vocabulary
Quotation Marks
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Genres/Strategies
Readings
100
To do something that produces a change in someone or something.
What is affect?
100
When you are showing exactly what someone said
When do you use quotations marks?
100
Say this word: stone
Snake /sss/ sound, then long o
100
Extremely angry.
What does "riled" mean?
100
who is the narrator of the story?
Tony Lott
200
It means to collect written evidence.
What does document means?
200
say(said), ask(asked), show(s) (showed).
what word do you need to use with a quotation to show someone is talking?
200
Say this word: seem
Sanke /sss/ sound, then long e
200
About a person's life
What does "personal" mean?
200
what state does Tony live in?
Texas
300
It is a result, or a reaction to something or someone.
What is effect
300
You need at the end of a sentence.
Where do you need to add period?
300
say this word: coats
long o, then bee /zzz/ sound
300
It is the time and place of the story.
What is setting?
300
how old is Tony when he is telling the story?
87
400
It is a way of thinking about something that is influenced by the type of person you are or what you do.
What is perspective?
400
Copy the sentence and add commas and quotation marks.
1. The teacher said I am so handsome. 2. I will take you to the school me brother said. 3. I'll try it she said but you wont like it.
400
Say this word: easy
Long e, then bee /zzz/ sound.
400
Story
What does "narrative" mean?
400
what were 2 of Tony's jobs?
cowboy, baler, driver, yard work
500
The first one is verb, means to do something that produces a change. The second one is noun, means a result.
What's the different between affect and effect?
500
Inside the quotation marks
In a quotation with a question, where does the question mark go?
500
Say this word: nose
Long o sound, the bee /zzz/ sound
500
what is something that is part of the historical context of "Thirty Dollars"?
slavery, the Civil War, The Great Depression, trains, farming, cowboys...
500
what are 2 things from history that affected Tony's life?
the great depression, slavery, the civil war