
9/21 Focus Statement Language Dive
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Rebecca McMillin
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9/21 Focus Statement Language Dive
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Multiple Choice
Comparing the two texts shows how Park used historical events in the novel.
How does this sentence add to our understanding of the Lost Children of Sudan?
It tells us that Linda Sue Park attempted to tell the true story of the lost children of Sudan.
It tells us that Salva's story is not similar to others' experiences
It tells us that no one knew the story of the lost children of Sudan until Park wrote her nove.
It tells us that reading about the Lost Children of Sudan is a good way to learn history.
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Multiple Choice
Comparing the two texts...
What does "comparing" mean?
Identifying differences
Identifying habits of character
Identifying similarities
Identifying main ideas
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Multiple Choice
Comparing the two texts...
What two texts does the writer compare in the model essay?
A Long Walk to Water and Refugee
A Long Walk to Water and Diary of a Wimpy Kid
A Long Walk to Water and The Cat in the Hat
A Long Walk to Water and One Day I Had to Run
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Open Ended
Comparing ________ and _________ shows how they both have a happy ending.
Use this sentence frame to write about comparing two things in your own words. The topics you compare do NOT have to related to the novel.
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Multiple Choice
shows how
What will the next chunk of the sentence tell us?
What the writer realized or understood when comparing the two texts
Why the writer doesn't like the novel
The writer's opinion about which text is better
The writer's personal experiences
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Multiple Choice
Park used historical events
Who is Park?
Salva's best friend
The author of A Long Walk to Water
The author of One Day I Had to Run
Nya's mom
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Multiple Choice
Park used historical events
What historical events did Park use?
Personal accounts of the Lost Boys' experiences
Nya's letters to her mother
Her childhood experiences
Maps of Sudan
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Open Ended
Comparing the two texts shows how Park used historical events in the novel.
What is another way to write this sentence?
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Multiple Choice
Comparing the two texts shows how Park used historical events in the novel.
How did comparing the two texts support that Park used historical events in the novel?
The article is an exact replica of Salva's experiences
Salva is John Deng Langbany
The article is a nonfiction text that gives factual information and Salva has similar experiences.
The article was written by Salva's uncle before his death
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Multiple Choice
Comparing the two texts shows how Park used historical events in the novel.
What if we replace "comparing" with the word "contrasting"?
No change; the sentence would still mean the same
It would signal finding differences between the two texts
It would indicate the writer's biased opinion
It would be a spelling mistake
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Open Ended
Comparing Nya's and Salva's stories shows how______
Use this sentence frame to compare Salva's and Nya's stories in your own words.
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Multiple Choice
Overall, what is the purpose of a focus statement?
It identifies the main idea of the essay.
It provides the writer's personal experiences.
It hooks the reader's attention
It concludes the essay.
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