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Where does the sun strike the Earth at a low angle for much of the year?
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Where does the sun strike the ground at a high angle much of the year?
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give me an example of tropical climate
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give me an example of temperate climate
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give me an example of polar climate
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polar climate
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Ozone becomes a moderate health risk when it reaches a level of 55 parts per billion (ppb) in the air. Write an inequality that
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give me an example of constraint – a limit given to a set of solutions when solving real-world problems
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Find two solutions to d ≥ 13 that are greater than 14 but less than 15. Then find a third solution that is between the other
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Find three solutions to b ≤ 2 that are at least a million apart.
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Solve the inequality b+8<15
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give me an example for all theseinequality – a statement that one value is less than, greater than, less than or equal to,
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The number of small fish you can keep in a 20-gallon tank can be expressed as f≤15. What does that inequality mean?(1 point)Re
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what was Muhammad's role in the establishing and spreading islam
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Describe the split in the Muslim community caused by Muhammad's death
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give me an example for all of themcharacter – person in a story context – the basic idea or background of a story
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give me an example for all of themautobiography – a written account of a person's life written by the subject biography – a
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give me an example for all of pleasedramas – a kind of play that is written to be performed fiction – a story with a plot
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give me an example for all of them
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give me an example for all of themdrama – a kind of play that is meant to be performed genre – a certain category of
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give me an example of third person
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give me an example of point of view – who is telling the story and which vantage point he or she is telling it from
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give me an example of omniscient (pronounced like amm-ni-shnt) narration – a third-person point of view where the narrator
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omniscient (pronounced like amm-ni-shnt) narration – a third-person point of view where the narrator knows the thoughts and
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give me an example of limited narration – a third-person point of view where the narrator only knows the thoughts and feelings
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give me an example of summary – a short description of the key events in a story
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give me an example of dialogue – what characters say to one another in a story or text
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give me an example of description – a written account of a person, object, or event
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give me an example of transition words – words used to link sentences, phrases, or events in a narrative
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give me an example of first person – a point of view where the narrator is the main character of the story, describing events
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_________________-person texts tend to seem more _________________ since the narrator shares facts without as many
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In ________________-person texts, readers see things from the main character's perspective, which can be ________________ but
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Knowing the point of view helps you think __________________ about characters and events
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First-person texts use pronouns like ______________ and ________________, while third-person uses pronouns like ________________
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Stories are usually told from a ______________-person or _______________-person point of view.
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Hearing a poem read aloud allows you to hear _______ and tells you where the _______ are meant to be.
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When reading a play, pay close attention to _____________, _____________, and the ___________ ______________.
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Hearing a story read aloud allows the listener to hear the author's ______________ and _____________.
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Before writing, stories used to be told using _____________ ______________.
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______________ _ and ______________ the different ways to access stories to see what is similar and different.
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There are different ______________ of narrative writing such as drama, poetry, etc.
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Poems are written in ______________ instead of sentences.
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A _____________ is a type of play that is written to be performed by actors
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Stories that describe events using sentences and paragraphs are called ______________ stories.
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An introduction must accomplish 3 goals. What are they
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The first part of a book that introduces the characters, setting, and grabs the reader's attention is called the ___________.
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What are the two main genres of texts?a) Fiction and nonfiction b) Biography and autobiography c) Prose and verse d) Tragedy and
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To analyze motivations, consider what drives a character's ______________, _______________, actions, and dialogue during key
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As the plot moves toward ______________, readers connect with characters' _________.
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By the time the main _______________ arises, readers understand characters based on their ______________.
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At the start, characters are just ________________ to readers.
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An author shows how a ______________ develops by depicting their responses to _____________ _______________.
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Fill out the chart below with the differences and similarities between 1st person and 3rd person. Use the Venn Diagram on page 4
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give me an example of analyze - examine closely
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give me an example of resolution – the ending of a story
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Descriptions and dialogue work with the ___________ events to make stories more interesting.
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When you read critically, you can see the purpose for everything the ___________ adds.
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Dialogue can contribute to the story by signaling changes in the ____________.
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___________ are used to excite a reader's senses and describe characters, the setting, and plot events.
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___________ shows characters talking out loud with one another in a story.
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give me an example of plot – the series of events in a story
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give me an example of characters – the people or beings in a story
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Use ________________ to help your summary ideas flow together smoothly.
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Present the events in _________________ (time) order so readers understand when things happened.
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A good summary should be ________________ (just the facts) rather than __)._______________ (using personal feelingsWhen
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Summarizing involves relating the _____________ ______________from a text in a shortened form
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give me an example of transitions – words or phrases that connect your ideas (ex. First, Second, Next, After, Then, Finally)
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give me an example of summary – a piece of writing that includes the main points or ideas of a story in your own words
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Just like with inferences, you need _________________ from the story or poem to support your claim about the theme.
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Once you find the theme, you can write a _____________that expresses it and applies broadly
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Themes might include courage, independence, ______________, or other broad ideas
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A theme is the _________________ or _________________ that the author wants readers to learn.
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give me an example of narrative – the spoken or written account of events or a story
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give me an example of chronological order – when things happening in time order, or in the order that events actually took
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The first part of a book that introduces the characters, setting, and grabs the reader's attention is called the ___________.An
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Even if events are not in time order, they can still be ordered ___________ to show cause and effect.
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In a __________ ___________ ___________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of storytelling, the consequence of an action is described right after
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___________ ___________ like "first," "later," and "finally" call attention to the order of events
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When events happen in the order they took place, they appear __________ in a narrative.
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give me an example of theme – the message or lesson that the author wants the reader to learn
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inference – conclusion a reader draws from the evidence presented in a text
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Read Kaa’s Hunting by Kipling on page 7 of 11 then complete the flowchart below. Use the Flowchart answer on page 7 for help.S
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Look at the author’s _______________ _________________ and ___________________, which is the feelings associated with the
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You also use the author's ________________, or why they wrote the piece
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To make an inference, you use __________________ from the author like figurative language and foreshadowing.
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"Reading between the lines" means looking beyond the literal words to draw _________________ that aren’t directly stated.
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give me an example of inference – a conclusion a reader draws from the evidence presented in a text
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give me an example of foreshadowing
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give me an example of connotation – the feeling associated with a word
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give me an example of Simile
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Today we will talk about these figures of speech: personification, simile, metaphor, ______________, and oxymoron.
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Writers use figures of speech to help create __________________ in readers' minds.
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Figures of speech use _______________ _______________, which goes beyond the literal definitions of words.
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give me an example of sound devices – words or phrases that emphasize sound
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give me an example of onomatopoeia – the use of words that imitate sounds associated with the words. (ex. “honk”)
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give me an example of personification – giving human characteristics and actions to nonhuman things (ex. “The skyscraper
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give me an example of oxymoron – words or phrases that contract each other
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give me an example of hyperbole - an exaggeration so extreme that it is not meant to be taken seriously. (ex. “Our new car can
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give me an example of figure of speech – words that are used in a way different from their literal or dictionary meaning
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give me an example of figurative language – language that goes beyond the words’ literal meanings
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