A life well-lived lesson

What strategy did Ms. Espinosa teach me to use this week.

• Summarizing

• DVI

• KWL

• Process of Elimination

DVI stands for...

What comes first in our DVI strategy?

• highlighting important details

• underlining important vocabulary

• inferring what the author was feeling, or inferring the meaning of the text

• there is no order to the strategy

What comes 2nd in our DVI strategy?

• highlighting important details

• underlining vocabulary we don't know

• inferring the author's feelings, or what they meant.

• there is no order

What comes 3rd in our DVI strategy?

• highlight important details

• underline words we don't know

• infer the meaning of the text

• there is no order

If we do not know the meaning of a word, we have to

[hint: d____e it]

What details {words or phrases} would you highlight in the following quote?

"The unexamined life is not worth living." (Socrates)

• unexamined life

• is not

• worth living

• all the above

Which words would you look up in the following quote?

"The unexamined life is not worth living." (Socrates)

• unexamined and worth

• life and living

• the and not

• I understand all of the words.

What is the best definition for unexamined for the quote below?

"The unexamined life is not worth living." (Socrates)

Remember: There are 2 answers. Which is the BEST ONE?

• not investigated

• not questioned

• not scrutinized

• not examined

Answer explanation

to scrutinized = to questioned

this is the answer because it is the best.

What is the best meaning for worth the way it is used in the quote?

"The unexamined life is not worth living." (Socrates)

• benefit

• usefulness

• value

• advantage