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3/05 “from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” SWBAT annotate vocabulary, irony & tone in the text Annotation: Vocabulary Highlight in YELLOW the 8 vocab terms & Underline the context clues Annotation: DRAMATIC IRONY Page 395 & 397, Lines 5-6 & Lines 60-65 Highlight in BLUE 2 examples of dramatic irony

Annotation: IDENTIFYING STYLE & TONE Page 398, Lines 96-98 Highlight in BLUE the late steamer ‘Big Missouri’ & retired artist. Make a Note rewriting the sentence replacing the phrases with the names Ben and Tom. Page 399, Lines 105-119 Highlight in GREEN 3 examples of Twain’s words that impact the tone.

3/06 & 3/08 SWBAT score proficiently on PSSA passage by answering multiple choice Before Reading: Preview Questions & Skim Text During Reading: Highlight Text Evidence After Reading: Reread & Check Answers Answer: worth 20 points (summative) Multiple Choice #1-9, pgs 6-8 Multiple Choice #10-16, pgs 11-12 Finish for Homework

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