Analyzing Perspectives and Multiple Mediums -

identify a single word that describes the writer's tone in the text.

examine evidence from the text to to help support the tone of the writer.

analyze how the writer develops the tone in the text.

identify ideas presented in the text that develops the tone.

identify ideas that develop the writer's tone.

examine how the write's tone is developed through out the text.

identify a single word that establishes tone

examine details from the text to provide evidence of the writer's tone.

identify evidence in the text to determine the writer's views on the topic discussed in the text.

make an inference about the writer's views on a particular topic discussed in the text.

analyze how the writer establishes his/her perspective.

analyze how the theme of the text is connected to he writer's perspective.

analyzing how the theme connects to the speaker's perspective.

analyzing how the writer develops the his/her point of view over the course of the text.

inferences made based on specific lines in the text.

inferences made based on idea presented in the text.

analyze how the writer develops the theme of the text using various text structures.

determine the purpose of the text.

analyze how the theme is highlighted in the text.

make inferences based on the text.

identify ideas presented in the text to determine the theme of the text.

make inferences based on what the text says explicitly.

analyze strategies the writer uses to make the theme ore visible to the reader.

identify details from the text to determine the theme.

Being Mexican- American is unique because of the diverse cultural differeneces.

Mexican-Americans are not claimed by either culture.

Mexican-Americans are made to feel conflicted about their cultural identity.

Mexican-Americans want to be equally accepted by both cultures.