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Unit 4
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Good Things
Objectives
Academic Vocabulary
Bell Ringer
Activities
Mastery Check
Questions
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I Will
I Can
I can analyze how language contributes to the mood of the readers.
I will write my own poem after reading and analyze other author's ideas and understand the uses of figurative language to contribute to the author’s purpose.
I can understand how writers uses figurative language to express their ideas.
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Complete the activity provided: Understanding Figurative Language - Activity A
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Read the poem provided, make inferences, and answer in the back the following questions:
1. Identify and explain the "first arrow" comparison.
2. Is this a simile or metaphor?
3. What does this express about the father?
4. In lines 12-18, what is speaker's tone (feeling/attitude) toward speaking English?
5. Circle all instances of "you" or "your" in the poem. How many can you find?
6. Read this description (lines 25-28). How do you think they felt? Cite text evidence
7. Describe and explain the tone in which the speaker talks of his mother? Cite text.
Write your own poem considering the aspects in the rubric provided.
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Rate your poem
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