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MODULE 2 LESSON 4
Interpret a Picture
What is the purpose of this picture?
WELCOME
OBJECTIVE
LEARN-Encounter Text
After reading “Your Country Needs You: Why Did So Many Volunteer in 1914?”, answer the following question: What ideas about the war and volunteering to fight are presented in the article?
LEARN
Explore Vocabulary and Central Ideas
Explore Vocabulary and Central Ideas
Coerced
Righteous
Patriotic
Derision
Criticism
national-a whole country and its people
social-living together or enjoying life in communities or organized groups
Experiment with Types of Evidence
Experiment with Types of Evidence
Choose one of the three topic sentences, and explain what three different types of evidence you would choose to develop it. Consider the needs of the task. List each selection, and provide a two-sentence explanation of each choice, describing how each type of evidence serves a particular purpose in relationship to the development of your topic or the illumination of your audience’s understanding.
Analyze a Key Quote
What did Rupert Brooke mean when he said, “It will be Hell to be in it, and Hell to be out of it” (paragraph 6)?
Write one paragraph in response to the question above.
I've answerd the question completely when:
- I've used one of the vocabulary words from the previous activity
- I have at least two pieces of effective evidence from the text.
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EXIT TICKET
How does the article answer the question in the title: ‘Why did so many volunteer in 1914?
*OBJECTIVE CHECK IN
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WRAP
CONTINUE FLUENCY HOMEWORK
*TOMORROW WE WILL PRACTICE IN CLASS.
DEEP DIVE
Learning Goal: Distinguish among the connotations of initiated, exhorted, and coerced and apply words in the appropriate contexts.
Rank the words below from the word with the most positive connotation to the least positive connotation.
unconcerned, irresponsible, reckless, lighthearted
DEEP DIVE
Which word has a more positive connotation, initiated or coerced?
Which word has a more negative connotation, initiated or exhorted?
GROUP WORK
INITIATED
EXHORTED
COERCED
FILL IN THE BLANK.