1. Raise vs. Rise 1. Rise: something moves upward by itself 2. Raise: something moves something else upward PRESENTPASTPAST PARTICIPLE riseroserisen raiseraised

2. Raise vs. Rise Examples Please (rise / raise) your hand if you know the answer. The sun (rises / raises) in the east and sets in the west.

3. Write about a time you conquered a fear. What was the fear? How did you overcome this fear? Properly use raise and rise. – Use and underline each word at least twice. past, present, or past participle. To prove each word is used correctly, write whether it is past, present, or past participle.

4. Effect vs. Affect 1. Effect: (noun) a result or outcome 2. Affect: (verb) to influence

5. Effect vs. Affect Examples 1. Carbon dioxide emissions (affect / effect) the environment. 2. The (affect / effect) of global warming is that glaciers will melt and sea levels will rise.

6. Write about a mentor from a book, movie, or T.V. show. How did this person affect the protagonist’s journey? – Use and underline each word at least twice. – To prove each word is used correctly, write whether it is a noun or verb above the word used.