1. Citizen’s arrest
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2. Exploring ideas: Answer on your lined paper
What are a citizen’s duties towards society in the context of criminal activities?
Should a citizen report any criminal or possible criminal activity they see even if it is non-violent and minor?
What if a citizen is afraid of the consequences of reporting a crime?
Should citizens be liable for prosecution themselves if they fail to report a crime?

3. Irony A device using words to convey a different meaning than usual
Often sarcasm
The outcome is different than what is expected

4. Making a prediction
Read the story aloud up to the end of the fourth paragraph “… pointed my chin in the general direction of the elevators.”
On your paper, predict what you think will happen in the rest of the story. Give reasons for your predictions.

5. Answer On page 164, in point form answer with a partner question # 1
On page 165, answer on your own questions # 3 and 4

6. After the story is finished:
Reflect on whether making predictions or thinking about what might happen in the story keeps you more involved and interested in the story.