Hello and Welcome to Wednesday!

OBJECTIVE: 3/2/22 (3 page day)
Read Contender chapter 8 then complete today's Mini-Notes + Quick-Quiz

BUT FIRST...Find your Chapter 7 (Part 2) Notes from yesterday.

HOMEWORK: Lit Study definitions... (see very bottom of module)

Here is a step-by-step guide for today's tasks:
1. Copy the OBJ (with date) and HW into your agenda book.

2. Read chapter 8 of The Contender. ...visualize, pause and think, re-read, take breaks.
Contender - Chapter 8 FULL TEXT

4. Take today's chapter 7 + 8 Review Quiz.
Contender "Review Quiz" - Chapters 7 and 8

5. HW: Copy the defintions BELOW TODAY'S PICS onto "Packet1 Literary Device Study" worksheet.

How to Beat a Bully - Schiller & Hamilton Law Firm

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Free Close-up of teens cheering for their team in the stands at a game

Efe Ajagba: Meet Nigerian boxer with world's record for fastest victory

HOMEWORK: Copy the definitions below onto "Packet1 Literary Device Study" worksheet.

Contender "Packet1 Literary Device Study" Definitions:

Literary Device: A literary “tool” that produces a specific effect.

*Effects = imagery, mood, meaning

Hyperbole - An exaggeration intended to create an effect.

Double Entendre – A word or expression that has two different meanings at the same time.

Simile - A comparison using the words “like”, “as”, or “than”; creates imagery.

Vernacular – Speech/dialogue written to mimic a certain dialect, accent, or slang of speech.

Symbolism - When something goes deeper than its literal meaning.