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Quiz. 3 minutes to study with a buddy. Good Luck!. Reading Comprehension Check. 1. In lines 1-10 does Adams’s letter concern itself with private or public issues? What does she say about the relationship between the private and public?
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Quiz 3 minutes to study with a buddy Good Luck!
Reading Comprehension Check 1. In lines 1-10 does Adams’s letter concern itself with private or public issues? What does she say about the relationship between the private and public? 2. What inconsistency in the attitudes of the times does Abigail Adams point out in lines 32-40? 3. Identify key words that illustrate Adams use of formal diction and what does her tone and say about the time period and/or role of women. 4. How does Wheatley’s style differ from Adams? 5. Illustrate some aspects of her diction, and analyze what this says about her view of women in society.
Home fun • Locate an article about modern day revolutions that are occurring around the word. • By Monday write a summary of the article and your thought about whether the revolt is justified. • You must attach the article to your summary.
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For $100 The comparison of two unrelated items using like, than, resembles.
What is simile?
For $200 The use of statistics to create an argument.
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For $400 A way of writing that stresses simplicity.
For $500 The repetition of words or phrases that have similar grammatical structures.
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For $200 Word choice, imagery, and sentence structure help develop this.
For$300 A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens.
For $400 Concepts and ideas that have been passed down through the centuries that appear in literature
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For $100 “For sorrow near I did not look” is an example of what literary device?
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For $300 After two terms as vice president Adams became president.
For $400 John Adams, along with his cousin Samuel, were selected to be a Massachusetts delegate to both the First and Second Continental Congresses
