Fish Bowl Summarizer. How does it work? 1.Read Assigned Text 2.Answer your questions using complete sentences. Leave room to add information to your answer.

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Fish Bowl Summarizer

How does it work? 1.Read Assigned Text 2.Answer your questions using complete sentences. Leave room to add information to your answer. 3.Sit facing each other and discuss your answers. Add to your answers using the information provided. 4.Once time has elapsed members of the Door Side Row will rotate clockwise. 5.Repeat discussions and add information to your papers. 6.Complete the remaining questions from the assigned text. If you paid attention to the discussions, you should have a good foundation for your answers Outside Row

Guided Questions “Flowers for Algernon” 1.p. 182: What impression of Charlie Gordon do you get from this scene from the movie? 2.p. 183: What elements in this paragraph (3rd) indicate that this story is told from the first-person point of view? 3.p. 183: Who is Charlie? 4.p. 185: How does Charlie’s reaction to being chosen for the operation show his motivation? 5.p. 185: What context clues help you know what the partial words intelek, ment-, host-, uncoop-, and apath- mean? 6.p. 185: What will happen to Charlie’s intellect after the operation? 7.p. 186: What context clues help you know what Charlie means by the word bandijis? 8.p. 187: Why does Charlie hate Algernon?

1.p. 188: What is the amazed Charlie talks about? How do you know? 2.p. 189: What changes can you see in Charlie so far? 3.p. 189: Based on what Charlie says, what do the words subconscious and conscious mean? 4.p. 189: What do Charlie’s friends mean when they say someone “pulled a Charlie Gordon”? 5.p. 190: What do you learn about Charlie on April 6 that you would not know if it were in third person? 6.p. 191: What is happening to Charlie? 7.p. 192: How does the first-person point of view in the journal make this description funnier? 8.p. 192: What comparison does Charlie use to show the meaning of plateau? What plateau has Charlie reached? 9.p. 193: How does the first-person point of view help you keep track of Charlie’s development? 10.p. 193: What does Charlie discover about why people laugh at him?