A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support...

19
A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6

Transcript of A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support...

Page 1: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

A LONG WAY GONE:

Chapters 3-6

Page 2: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Questions for Chap. 3

Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific.

(replacement for ques. 19) “Gunshots, which sounded like thunder striking the tin-

roofed houses” is an example of a __________ (lit device). Does Ishmael lack character b/c he left behind

handicapped people stuck in the swamp? Why or why not? What could he have done? What should he have done?

Why does Ishmael not want to join the rebels? A man explodes from the RPG, which causes his body to

“sprinkle like rain.” What lit device is that?

Page 3: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Questions for Chap. 4

Why do the boys go back into Matru Jong again in ch. 4 after the rebels have run them off?

Why does our author refer to “crapes,” “palampo,” and “sleepers” in his African language?

What happened to the boy with the heavy bag?What is ironic about the boys’ going back to town

and the vendors’ now refusing to sell?Are the boys wrong for stealing? Why or why not?

Page 4: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Reading Fluency:1-Practice reading with expression for 5 minutes with the

reading phones.2-Read to me to be graded.

3-While you are waiting to be graded, read chap. 5 with a group and then chap. 6 silently.

Page 5: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Ques. For Chap. 5

1. What does hunger do to their relationships (30)?

2. What does “remorse” mean in context (31)?

3. What does “looted” mean in context (31)?

4. What is the normal behavior of the young towards their elders before the war (33)? Why does it change with the war?

5. Describe the rebels.

Page 6: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Ques. For Chap. 6

1. What is one consequence of the war (37)?2. What advantage do the boys have together

and what disadvantage (37)?3. Do you agree that rap is “similar to telling

parables (stories with a moral)” (38)?4. What is the main idea of this chapter?5. What is an old African custom with farming

(41)?6. What was the effect of Ishmael’s not living

with his mother before the war (42)?7. What does the last sentence in the chapter

foreshadow (43)?

Page 7: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Four Corners

The rebels are freeing the country.

Page 8: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Ishmael is becoming insane.

Page 9: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Ishmael is becoming a bad person.

Page 10: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Writing a Solid Paragraphon an Essay

EQ: How can I write with organization?

Page 11: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Organization of Writing:

Paragraphs have topic sentences. These are sentences that . . .

Are early in the paragraphsay in one sentence everything that

paragraph will discuss

WARNING!!: Nothing can be included in the paragraph that does not pertain to the topic sentence!

Page 12: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Analogy

A topic sentence is like a . . .

• Sergeant in charge of a battalion• Traffic cop directing a line of cars• Google entry on maps.com saying where

you want to go!

Page 13: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Topic Sentence

Write a topic sentence that expresses your opinion on one of the four corner statements.

The rebels are freeing the country.Ishmael has lost his mind.Ishmael is becoming a bad person.

Page 14: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Step #1

Write one paragraph responding to one of the four corner statements and give support (your reasons). You must write at least five sentences: topic sentence, three reasons, & closer.

Page 15: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Expert Text The rebels are not freeing the country. First of all, they are evil, which is clear the way they cut off people’s body parts, burn villages, and destroy the countryside. Second, they are causing chaos and kidnapping people. They are imprisoning, not freeing people. That is definitely not freedom. Third, and most importantly, the country seemed free before the rebels from Ishmael’s memories. He was happy and had pleasant memories of his grandmother and family overall. He did not seem to need any more freedom. In closing, the rebels are evil terrorists, causing chaos everywhere they go and should be punished. They are definitely not freedom fighters,

but just punks who think they’re tough because they have guns.

Page 16: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Study expert text.

What do you notice about the paragraph in technique?

Page 17: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Transitions

First, second, thirdFirst of all, next, finally

Moreover, = and on top of thisHowever, = butNevertheless, = in spite of thisConsequently, = as a resultSubsequently, = next, as a result

ButAndThen

Page 18: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

When can I start a sentence with but/and/or?

When a WHOLE SENTENCE is following, not a piece of a sentence (a fragment).

Page 19: A LONG WAY GONE: Chapters 3-6. Questions for Chap. 3 Are the rebels freeing the country? Support with examples. Be specific. (replacement for ques. 19)

Which ones are fragments & which ones are sentences?

Everyone is going. But me.No one agreed with her. And refused to

sign.

Everyone is going. But no one really had the money.

No one agreed with her. And then they refused to sign her petition.