Summary/Text Dependent 9/30. Agenda  Continue the work from yesterday.  Create a summary based on the main ideas from yesterday.  Work on text dependent.

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Summary/Text Dependent 9/30

Agenda  Continue the work from yesterday.  Create a summary based on the main ideas from yesterday.  Work on text dependent questions.  End Goal: Become more comfortable in skills that are assessed on FRIDAY.

Summary  Share out main ideas created last night.  Create a summary based on those main ideas.

Text Dependent Questions  1 st : Answer the question COMPLETELY in your own words.  2 nd : Find a quote that supports your answer.  3 rd : Explain how the quote proves your answer true.

Text Dependent Practice  Does the narrator like his wife?

Does the narrator like his wife? The narrator does not like his wife because he talks about killing her. “Maybe I should kill her.” (1) This quote proves my answer true because it shows that the narrator is contemplating killing his wife.

Text Dependent Practice  Does the narrator have a good relationship with his wife?  Does the wife know that the tiles are jinxed?  Is the husband better than his wife at scrabble?  Does the wife like her husband?