Passage Picker
Section 2- Passage Picker (p. 16-33)
Pick
out the passage you would like to share with your group and write
down the page___________ and paragraph_______ numbers.
Write down the first two words, _______
_______ and the last two words ________ _________of your passage.
Possible
"Types" of Passages
Important |
Informative |
Interesting |
Surprising |
controversial |
Descriptive |
Historical |
confusing |
Persuasive |
Dialect |
simile |
Metaphor |
Personification |
idiom |
Alliteration |
Fantasy |
thematic |
Scientific |
Problem/solution |
fact/opinion |
cause/effect |
Foreshadowing |
step by step |
Math |
Funny/amusing Humorous/entertaining
|
Scary/frightening mysterious/intriguing
|
melancholy/sad |
EXAMPLES:
P. 18 par. 2-3. Dialect Passage: "Nothing, thank you,...... he said "
I choose this passage because it represents dialect between Jack, Annie and the cart driver. It includes, the driver yelling, Jack and Annie 's conversation and questions in conversation. This passage was a good selection of different kinds of dialogue.
Thinking Question: Why did the cart driver yell at Jack and Annie?
Answer: They were in the middle of the street and they were about to get ran over.
This passage adds conversation between the main characters. It gives the reader a good idea of what Jack and Annie are experiencing as they walk the streets of London.
P. 27 par. "A man.....brilliant reader!"
I chose this passage because it is a great descriptive section. You can see an image of the man who is talking to Jack. it explains what he looks like. Their is dialogue also in this section which describes what the man is thinking as he is talking with Jack.
Thinking Question: What is the man complementing Jack on?
Answer: His brilliant reading.
This passage adds foreshadowing to the story. As you read it you wonder who this man is and what if Jack is going to help him.
P. 32 par. 1-3 " Why not?.......as shadows!"
I choose this passage because it has a simile in it. The simile describes how Jack and Annie will have to act when they get involved in the play.
Thinking Question: What is Will asking Jack and Annie to be like in this simile?
Answer: "Be as swift as shadows" He wants them to waste no time and get involved in the play. it also implies that they need to hide the fact that Annie is performing because it is against the rules for a girl to perform on stage, so Will wants her to remain in the shadows.
This passage adds suspense to the story, to see how they will make Annie look like a boy so she can perform in the play.
Page___________
and paragraph_______ numbers.
Write down the
first two words, ___________ ___________ and the last two words, __________
___________of your passage.
This
passage is a ___________________type of passage
because_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________.
Think of a good thinking
question about the passage. Write it
down along with the answer to this question.
Answer one of
these questions in a complete sentence(s):
Why
did the author include this passage in the story?
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.
What does this passage add to the story?
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.
Page___________
and paragraph_______ numbers.
Write down the first two words, ________
_______ and the last two words, __________ __________of your passage.
This
passage is a ___________________type of passage
because_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________.
Think of a good thinking
question about the passage. Write it
down along with the answer to this question.
Answer one of
these questions in a complete sentence(s):
Why
did the author include this passage in the story?
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.
What does this passage add to the story?
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.
Page___________
and paragraph_______ numbers.
Write down the first two words,________
________ and the last two words, __________ ___________of your passage.
This
passage is a ___________________type of passage
because_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.
Think of a good thinking
question about the passage. Write it
down along with the answer to this question.
Answer one of
these questions in a complete sentence(s):
Why did the author include this passage in the story?
_____________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________.
What does
this passage add to the story?
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.