1. “The Most Dangerous Game”
August 31, 2015
Today you will need:
Warm up/Notes/Homework
Highlighters
“The Most Dangerous Game”
Date

2. Today’s Goal Back to School Night Tomorrow Night!!!
Minimum Day Tomorrow!
Finish the 3rd and 4th Chunk of the reading by TOMORROW!!

3. Notes- Varied Sentence Structure
Simple Sentence:
Subject + Predicate = Independent Clause
Compound Sentence:
Subject + Predicate + Conjunction + Subject + Predicate
Independent Clause + Conjunction + Independent Clause

4. Notes- Varied Sentence Structure
Complex Sentence: Subject + Predicate + Subordinate Clause
Independent Clause + Subordinate Clause
Compound- Complex:
Independent Clause + Conjunction + Independent Clause + Subordinate Clause

5. Homework Complete the 1st side of the Homework tonight.
This is Due Tomorrow!

6. Argumentative Writing
September 2, 2015
Today you will need:
Warm up
Notes
Highlighters
“The Most Dangerous Game” & Summaries/Questions
Date

7. POD Work
Prepare SUMMARIES and READING GUIDE Questions to be turned in.
Make sure everyone’s name is at the top, the period number, and the date.

8. Pop Quiz Independent No Talking You have the rest of the period
Remain quiet when you have finished

9. Argumentative Writing: Direct Quotes & Paraphrasing September 3, 2015
Today you will need:
Pen/Pencil
Warm up
Subordinate Clause Notes
Notes

10. Warm up
1. The purpose of a Works Cited page is to list the sources used in your paper, allowing your reader to reference any sources that you used.
2. Alphabetically
3. Internal citations are references inside of your essay. The internal citations include the author’s last name, which guide the reader to the source on the Works Cited page.

11. Subordinate Clause
dependent clause that must be attached to an independent clause in order to be a complete sentence

12. SUBORDINATE ADJECTIVE CLAUSE
A subordinate clause which modifies a noun
Example:
I finished the book that you loaned me.
NOUN
SUBORDINATE ADJECTIVE CLAUSE

13. ADVERB SUBORDINATE CLAUSE
Adverb Clause
A subordinate clause which modifies a verb, adverb, or adjective.
EXAMPLE:
You should use low beams when the fog is dense.
VERB
ADVERB SUBORDINATE CLAUSE

14. Practice 1. adjective 2. adverb 3. adjective 4. adverb 5. adverb
Underline the subordinate clause
Box the key word
write adjective or adverb on the line
1. adjective
2. adverb
3. adjective
4. adverb
5. adverb

15. Homework Complete 1-5 Underline the subordinate clause
Write adjective or adverb clause on the line
Create a sentence using an adjective clause
Create a sentence using an adverb clause

16. Today you will need the following:
Turn in Warm up
Homework
Notes
“The Most Dangerous Game”

17. Plagiarism...
What is it?
using someone’s work without giving them credit
Why is it bad?
a form of stealing, breaking the law
How can you avoid it?
use direct quotes, paraphrase, give credit

18. Internal Citations (in-text citation)
What is an internal citation (sometimes referred to as in-text citation)?
An internal citation appears at the end of a paraphrase or direct quote
It states the author’s last name and page number where you got your information from
Internal citations have parenthesis around them
Six million years ago, apes came down from the trees and learned to live on the ground (Winston 22).

19. Internal Citations...
First time you use a source the internal citation needs (author #).
If you use same source again = (#)
If you use a different source = (author #)
If you go back to first source = (author #)

20. Direct Quotes
Using the author’s words exactly the way they appear in their original text.
When a direct quote is used as a sentence alone, just place quotation marks around the original text.
“There was no sound in the night as Rainsford sat there but the muffled throb of the engine that drove the yacht swiftly through the darkness, and the swish and ripple of the wash of the propeller” (Connell 2).

21. Introducing Direct Quotes
Know the reason why you are introducing this quote.
Other suggestions:
Say the novel or author
Say the character’s name you are talking about
In “The Most Dangerous Game”, Richard Connell describes the character General Zaroff as proper man with “[…]a cultivated voice marked by a slight accent that gave it added precision and deliberateness” (Connell 4).

22. More about Direct Quotes
If the direct quote is a quote within a text or character dialogue, place the direct quote in quotation marks, but add one quotation around the quoted quote like this:
In “The Most Dangerous Game”, the character Whitney demonstrates his compassion for the jaguar when he states that “ ‘ [...] they understand one thing -- fear. The fear of pain and the fear of death’ “ (Connell 1).

23. Changing the Direct Quote
If you change any of the original text in the quote in order to fit the flow of your essay, place brackets [ ] around your changed information, and if you leave information out of the text, add an ellipse like this:
Changed Quote:
In “The Most Dangerous Game”, the character Whitney demonstrates his compassion for the jaguar when he states that “ ‘ [...] they understand one thing -- fear. The fear of pain and the fear of death’ “ (Connell 1).

24. Paraphrasing...
Lastly, paraphrasing is when you take information from a source and restate the information in your own words.
Place an internal citation at the end of your paraphrase.

25. Homework
Write one paragraph answering the Essential Question for Quarter 1. Use the two sources below to support your answer.
“The Most Dangerous Game”
“Killer of Cecil the Lion Finds Out That He is a Target Now, of Internet Vigilantism”