English 2 October 7-8 I CAN MAKE INFERENCES FROM NON-WRITTEN TEXTS I CAN DEMONSTRATE COMPREHENSION OF INCREASINGLY DIFFICULT TEXTS BY ANSWERING LITERAL,

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English 2 October 7-8 I CAN MAKE INFERENCES FROM NON-WRITTEN TEXTS I CAN DEMONSTRATE COMPREHENSION OF INCREASINGLY DIFFICULT TEXTS BY ANSWERING LITERAL, INTERPRETIVE, AND EVALUATIVE QUESTIONS I CAN ANALYZE AND EVALUATE MY RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS, REFLECTING ON INCORRECT ANSWERS

Use a dash to indicate the beginning and the end of an abrupt break in thought or speech or to indicate an unfinished thought or to introduce an explanation. Example: The party—I’m sorry I forgot to tell you—was not changed to next week. Edit the following for mistakes in dashes, commas, apostrophes, and titles 1.Lauryn Hill I love her songs! gave a concert here and it sold out. 2.Whitney Houston’s version of The Star Spangled Banner have you heard it? wouldn’t Francis Scott Key be pleased? was a hit. 3.Alaska nicknamed Sewards Folly by those who thought buying it was foolish was purchased from Russia for about two cents a acre

Vocabulary cards (if you haven’t done them)  adversitya difficult situation or condition; a state or instance of serious difficulty  asylumprotection given by a government to someone who has left another country in order to escape being harmed; a place of retreat and safety  demagoguea political leader who tries to get support by making false claims and promises and using arguments based on emotion rather than reason  extenuatinglessening or trying to lessen the seriousness or extent of by making partial excuses  ephemerallasting a very short time  optimisma feeling or belief that good things will happen in the future : a feeling or belief that what you hope for will happen  reverentshowing a lot of respect; very respectful; honor or respect felt or shown; profound, adoring, awed respect

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