
Narrative Text 2: Clues and Inference
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Ong Alyssa
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I will identify what mental images these clues from the passage can give me to make an accurate inference.
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I will identify the passage clues in Explain and Effect questions for Q.2- 4 and 8a.
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Fill in the Blanks
Identify the key words in this question:
2. Explain fully why the writer kept “tossing and turning” (line 9) at the prospect of sending
his comics for publication to Boy Magazine.
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Fill in the Blanks
Quote the clues in the passage to help answer Question 2.
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Note: is, was, are, were - they function like the equal sign in English.
e.g Writer is a comic strip artist. Writer = comic strip artist.
Advice on Question 2
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Identify the key words in the question: 3. In Paragraph 4, the writer describes the offices of Boy Magazine as “not at all imposing or impressive” (line 25). Explain how the language used in Paragraph 4 reveals the writer’s disappointment.
Support your ideas with three details from Paragraph 4.
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Note:
Zoom in onto words that describe offices
Choose those describing words that refer to not imposing, unimpressive, and disappointment
were not all imposing or impressive - they actually signal to you the answers.
Advice on Question 3
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Fill in the Blanks
What are the 3 details that you can quote for Question 3?
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Fill in the Blanks
What language feature do 2 of the 3 pieces of evidence quoted in Q3 in common?
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Note:
Give another word (same ideas as those found in the quote) to describe the subject matter in your answer.
Advice on Question 3, part 2
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Fill in the Blanks
Identify the 3 clues found in the passage to answer Q4. “I flashed her a blinding smile” (line 33). Explain why the underlined phrase is unusual
and effective
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Fill in the Blanks
Identify the clues found in the passage for 8a. “I hated being shown round things. I still do. HOW A GREAT NEWSPAPER IS
PRODUCED. HOW BOTTLES ARE MADE” (lines 64-66).
What is the effect of using upper case in the above quote?
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Open Ended
Type your answer in for Question 2
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Open Ended
Type your answer in for Question 3. Remember to add signpost and links per detail.
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Open Ended
Type your answer in for Question 4. Remember to state what is unusual first (starting with the noun) and then how it is effective (with the adjective).
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Open Ended
Type your answer in for Question 8a.
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