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Reality TV 5 pts Write: List the 5ws about the character? As much as you can for who, what happened, when-where/how or why? 1

Read Choices magazine: pages Introduction (first column on page 14), page : Summarize in 3 bullets first page up to 2 nd heading: Idiotic or Influential, page 14? Summarize in 3 bullets Smoke and Mirrors, page 15-Summarize in 3- bullets Make me a Star, page 16-Summarize in 2 bullets Take back your TV, page 17 – Summarize in 3 bullets 2 Summarize what you read= 10 points (2 pts each section)

Vocabulary words you must remember for quiz on 11/9 Recitation, pernicious, jaded, legitmate, moral, denominator, deception, immoral, paraphrase, dignified 3

Items to compare using Choices magazine and Time magazine articles. Get from Mrs. Kollman 25 points each Using a graphic organizer of your choice in groups: compare/contrast the following: 1. words in the title of article 2. key details in first two paragraphs of article 3. length of article 4. types of shows involved 5. authors viewpoint (opinion of people watching reality tv) 4