Embedding Evidence

Chillingworth feels guilty about the pain he has inflicted on Dimmesdale. Speaking to Hester about Dimmesdale, __________________, "Better had he died at once. Never did mortal suffer what this man has suffered" (Hawthorne 96).

• no one says

• the character says

• someone says

• Chillingworth says

Atticus teaches Scout the importance of seeking God's approval. ___________________, he tells her, “This case, Tom Robinson’s case, is something that goes to the essence of a man’s conscience—Scout, I couldn’t go to church and worship God if I didn’t try to help that man” (Lee 169).

• In an interesting moment

• During a conversation about the trial

• At a certain point in the novel

• This quote says

Charlotte is selfless and enjoys watching others succeed. the "center of attraction on the farm" (White 114).

• Over the course of the novel, Wilbur becomes

• Wilber becomes

• Charlotte's written messages in the web make Wilbur

Hagrid has a low opinion of Muggles. When Mr. Dursley tries to prevent Harry from attending Hogwarts, _____________ he wants to go, a great Muggle like you won't stop him" (Rowling 130).

• "If

• He hears this reply, "If

• Hagrid replies, "If

Early in the novel, Hermione believes that Harry and Ron are selfish. __________________Hermione protests, "Don't you care about Gryffindor [or] do you only care about yourselves[?]" (Rowling 155).

• For example, in chapter nine,

• For example, in one memorable scene about halfway through the novel,

• When she discovers that Harry and Ron are planning on sneaking out after curfew,

Shrek is cruel to Donkey. For example, after he meets Farquaad, Shrek tells Donkey, "Maybe there's a reason donkeys shouldn't talk."

• A weak or missing plot clue

• A Strong Speaker, Listener, and Plot Clue

• No Speaker, Listener, or Plot Clue

• A Weak or Missing Speaker and/or Listener

In Aladdin's society, wealthy people have the most power. The film says that "he who has the gold makes the rules."

• A weak or missing plot clue

• A Strong Speaker, Listener, and Plot Clue

• No Speaker, Listener, or Plot Clue

• A Weak or Missing Speaker and/or Listener

Scar uses sarcasm to avoid taking responsibility for his actions. After threatening his brother, ______________ temper. I wouldn't dream of challenging you."

• "Temper

• Mustafa is told, "Temper,

• Scar tells Mustafa, "Temper,

• A Weak or Missing Speaker and/or Listener

Katniss regularly lies to make the people around her feel better. For example, _________________ Katniss replies that she feels "all right," even though she is "exhausted" (Collins 264).

• after Peeta wakes him up from his fever and asks how she's doing,

• toward the end of the novel,

• during one especially revealing moment in the novel,

Violet Beauregarde has a mean streak. She brags to reporters, "The next person who came along and pressed the button got my old gum on the end of his or her finger" (Dahl 32).

• A weak or missing plot clue

• A Strong Speaker, Listener, and Plot Clue

• No Speaker, Listener, or Plot Clue

• A Weak or Missing Speaker and/or Listener