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The Invisible Man Chapter 17. Independent Reading: Turn logs in today for this week and last week. Wednesday’s Learning Target: I can tell the difference between a direct question and a rhetorical question.
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Independent Reading: Turn logs in today for this week and last week • Wednesday’s Learning Target: I can tell the difference between a direct question and a rhetorical question. • Wednesday’s Log: Either copy a rhetorical question from your novel or create a rhetorical question your character might ask another character. Add a sentence that gives context to your question. • Thursday’s Learning Target: I can identify and create parallel structure. • Thursday’s Log: Copy an example of parallel structure from what you read today. If there is no example, create a sentence about what you read that uses parallel structure.
Rhetorical Questions Are . . . questions posed without expectation of an answer but merely as a way of making a point. Examples: "Are you crazy?" "Who cares?" "How should I know?" "Are you kidding me?"
Sample Response for Reading Log When Invisible Man sees Ras the Exhorter pull a knife on Todd Clifton he must have wondered What am I doing here? Rhetorical Question
Parallel Structure A pattern of similar sentence structure used for emphasis. Example: Neither rain, nor snow nor sleet will prevent the postal service from delivering mail.
Announcements/Assignments • Analogies Practice 3 due tomorrow. • Read Chapters 18 – 20 for Monday • Be sure you are keeping up with your motif chart. • Reading Comprehension Remediation due Monday
Ras the Exhorter Exhort to urge by strong, stirring argument As you listen to Ras’exhortation to IM and Tod Clifton in Chapter 17, list his arguments for why the Black Nationalist movement will be successful in bringing equal rights and the Brotherhood will not.