2.4.7 Suffixes, "The Reef" Part II Close Read, Quotes and In-Tex

Poll

How familiar do you feel with the following Suffix: -ance/-ence

• I know it

• I may know it if I saw it in a word

• I don't know it

Poll

How familiar do you feel with the following Suffix: -hood

• I know it

• I may know it if I saw it in a word

• I don't know it

Poll

How familiar do you feel with the following Suffix: -like

• I know it

• I may know it if I saw it in a word

• I don't know it

Poll

How familiar do you feel with the following Suffix: -th

• I know it

• I may know it if I saw it in a word

• I don't know it

Match

Match the suffix to it's meaning

• -ance/-ence

• -hood

• -like

• -th

an action or state

state, condition or nature

resembling

condition or quality of being or having

• an action or state

• state, condition or nature

• resembling

• condition or quality of being or having

Draw

Underline the suffix in each word

Open Ended

If you asked a friend or family member, what three words would they use to describe you?

Why do you think they would choose those words?

Categorize

Options (6)

David saw Jake’s look and flushed. “Later, I’m saving it for . . . later.”

Maria hesitated before answering, her eyes darting away from the question.

Tom clenched his fists, a sign of his growing frustration.

John is known for his kindness, always helping others in need.

Anna's bright smile and cheerful demeanor made her the life of the party.

Michael is a meticulous planner, never leaving anything to chance.

Match the sentence to the kind of Characterization

Direct Characterization

Indirect Characterization

Multiple Choice

Jake from "Pattern Recognition" could be described as loyal. Which example supports that trait?

Match

Match the text evidence to the appropriate character's trait.

Jimmy Tom is sometimes impulsive.

Jim Tom is cautious.

Jim Tom is helpful and wise.

• 
  Jimmy Tom is sometimes impulsive.

• 
  Jim Tom is cautious.

• Jim Tom is helpful and wise.

Multiple Choice

According to the information in the following passage, which form of characterization is the author using?

Be sure to read the answer choices carefully.

• Scoville uses direct characterization to describe Jim Tom's physical traits.

• Scoville uses indirect characterization to describe Jim Tom's physical traits.

• The author uses direct characterization to describe Jim Tom's personality.

• The author uses indirect characterization to describe Jim Tom's personality.

Multiple Choice

Based on this passage, from what point of view is "The Reef" told?

Tips:

1. Find the pronoun(s) and determine if they are first or third person.

2. Determine if the passage shows the thoughts and feelings of one character or many characters.

• First-person point of view
• Second-person point of view
• Third-person Omniscient

• Third Person Limited

Multiple Choice

What P.O.V is the new version told from?

• Second-person point of view
• First-person point of view
• Omniscient point of view
• Third-person point of view

Open Ended

In your opinion, how did changing the perspective of the passage affect you as a reader? Be sure to explain using at least one specific example or reason.

You can start your answer with:

• Passage 2 uses _____ POV because . . .

• When the perspective changed between Passages 1 and 2, I noticed . . .

• For example, . . .

• This change is important because . . .

Multiple Choice

Which example uses the correct in-text citation for the following information? ( Pay close attention to punctuation )

direct quote: Mars's surface is made up of a rocky material called regolith. The nutrients it contains aren't in the right form to be used by plants.

author: Nargi

page #: 2

• " Quote..."- (Nargi, 2)

• Quote ... (2 Nargi)

• "Quote..." (p. 2)

• "Quote" ... (Nargi 2)

Open Ended

Write an in-text citation for the following quote:

direct quote: If you want to grow one cherry tomato plant or a green bean plant, a five-gallon pot is big enough. However, if you want to grow two of the tomato plants, a 10-gallon pot is necessary.

author: Haben Kelati

page #: 2