LOYALTY  Describe a time you have seen an example of loyalty. It can be a personal experience or something you have seen in a movie or on television show.

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LOYALTY  Describe a time you have seen an example of loyalty. It can be a personal experience or something you have seen in a movie or on television show.

UNIT 3: THE TIES THAT BIND Essential Question: What Test’s a Person’s Loyalty?

WHAT IS LOYALTY?  Write words, phrases, examples or pictures to represent your definition of loyalty.

WHAT DO THESE QUOTES MEAN TO YOU? We are inevitably our brother’s keeper because we are our brother’s brother. Whatever affects one affects all indirectly. -Martin Luther King, Jr. No person is your friend who demands your silence, or denies your right to grow. –Alice Walker

Look at the photo on pg. 227 and answer the following questions.  What do you think is the relationship between the boys?  What is the mood of the painting?  What does the mood of this painting suggest about people’s loyalty and the way it is tested? ANALYZING& INTERPRETING ARTWORK

 To infer means…  How to make inferences… WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO MAKE INFERENCES?