DOL Unit 1 Lesson 9 R/W

Which is a strategy that good writers use to help readers visualize events.

• Sensory Details

• Pictures

• Nouns

• Video

Read the paragraph below. Use this paragraph to answer questions 2, 3, and 4. 

In the quaint village of Willowbrook, a mysterious cottage stood at the edge of the woods. The townspeople whispered about it in hushed tones, claiming that a reclusive old woman lived there, practicing ancient magic. The cottage itself seemed to come alive at night, its windows glowing softly with an otherworldly light. Locals said that on moonlit evenings, enchanting melodies drifted from the cottage, captivating anyone who dared to listen. However, nobody could confirm these stories, as the old woman rarely interacted with the villagers. Despite the uncertainty, the cottage cast a spell of curiosity over Willowbrook, weaving a web of intrigue that only deepened as time went on.

What emotion does the cottage evoke in the villagers?

• Fear and dread

• Anger and frustration

• Curiosity and intrigue

• Joy and excitement

Which key detail supports the idea in Question 2?

• A mysterious cottage stood at the edge of the woods.

• 1. The townspeople whispered about it in hushed tones,

• 1. However, nobody could confirm these stories,

• The cottage itself seemed to come alive at night

What is the key idea of the paragraph above? Justify your answer with text evidence.

• The village of Willowbrook is famous for its beautiful woods.

• 1. The townspeople in Willowbrook are known for their ancient magic

• 1. A mysterious cottage on the outskirts of Willowbrook captures the villagers' curiosity and imagination.

• The villagers of Willowbrook are skilled musicians who perform enchanting melodies.

Similes and Metaphors are examples of:

• Verbs

• Vital Verbs

• Literary Devices

• Cause and Effect