3.8 - READING, Anne Frank, Pages 124-125 (Gold)

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What is one of the objectives for rereading dramatic literature mentioned in the lesson?

Back

To establish a purpose for rereading

Front

Which activity is suggested before the lesson begins?

Back

Write the dialogue of a conversation Anne might have with her captors

Front

What should students pay close attention to during the second read of the play?

Back

The recording and the book

Front

What is one of the skills students should demonstrate according to the objectives?

Back

Use critical thinking skills to write responses to prompts

Front

What is a flashback, and how does it contribute to the development of a plot?

Back

A scene set in a time earlier than the main story, providing background or context.

Front

How do playwrights use stage directions to change the point of view?

Back

By providing visual and auditory cues for the audience.

Front

What is the significance of Anne Frank's quote, "We all live with the objective of being happy; our lives are all different and yet the same"?

Back

It emphasizes the universal desire for happiness.

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What does the response require you to do if the prompt asks you to compare?

Back

State similarities between two or more things.

Front

If the prompt asks you to define, what should your response include?

Back

Tell or write the meaning or definition.

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What is required if the prompt asks you to interpret?

Back

Make sense or assign meaning to something.