Annotating
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English
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6th Grade
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Easy
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Bridget Yost
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Annotating
“Marking up the text”
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Why it’s Important
● To help the reader understand what they’re reading
● Easier to locate textual evidence when you need to reference it
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What You Can Annotate
● Forms of figurative language
● Types of Conflict
● Repeated words/phrases
● Point of View
● Add your own thoughts that help you understand the text
● Words you don't know
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Figurative Language
● Metaphor: compare without like or as
● Simile: compare with like or as
● Alliteration: repeating of consonant sounds
● Onomatopoeia: “sound” words
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Figurative Language
● Hyperbole: extreme exaggeration
● Idiom: phrase that has non-literal meaning ("raining cats and dogs")
● Personification: giving human traits to non-humans
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Multiple Choice
What is "annotating"?
Marking up the text
Marking ONLY figurative language
Underlining
Highlighting
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Multiple Select
Why is it important?
To make my paper colorful
Because the teacher said so
To better my understanding
To find textual evidence easier
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Multiple Choice
What would you underline in the following sentence: "I think Oxford commas are important because, without them, the subject could be taking on too much. For example, if I were to write "My heroes are my grandparents, Batman and Wonder Woman," without the Oxford comma, it would seem like my grandparents ARE those superheroes."'
Batman and Wonder Woman because they're cool
Oxford comma because I don't know what it is
Grandparents because I love my grandparents
Nothing
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Multiple Select
What are a few types of conflict?
Man vs. Dog
Man vs. Society
Man vs. Technology
Man vs. Nature
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