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Count That Day Lost
Count That Day Lost
Pre Reading
Pre Reading
I. People have always tried to make the world a better place, what would you change about the world if you could?
I. People have always tried to make the world a better place, what would you change about the world if you could?
Write a paragraph answering this question.
II. As you listen, answer the following questions:
II. As you listen, answer the following questions:
What is described in the song?
Whose perspectives are given in the song?
What is asked of us as a society in this song?
Count that Day Lost_George Eliot_Text.pdfCount That Day Lost
Count That Day Lost
The Poem
The Poem
Count that Day Lost - LOTS questions.docxBasic Understanding
Basic Understanding
Answer the following questions in your notebook.
Answer the following questions in your notebook.
Count That Day Lost.pptxCount That Day Lost - George Eliot
Count That Day Lost - George Eliot
This is our first poem of the Bagrut literature program.
Count That Day Lost-Student Summary.pdfCount That Day Lost
Count That Day Lost
Summary
Summary
A Summer's Reading
A Summer's Reading
A Summers Reading-summary.pdfA Summer's Reading
A Summer's Reading
Summary
Summary
The Split Cherry Tree
The Split Cherry Tree
The Split Cherry Tree-summary.pdfThe Split Cherry Tree
The Split Cherry Tree
Summary
Summary
How to Prepare for the Exam
How to Prepare for the Exam
Read the poem and stories a couple times - remember you need to give supporting details from the actual text in all of the question types. You will not need to quote from the literary pieces, but rather paraphrase - write and explain in your own words.
Read the work you did throughout the year in your notebooks and the additional summaries given here.
Review question options through the games for each piece found down below.
Read through and practice answering the questions in the Practice Question Bank.
Practice answering the analysis and reflective (HOTS) questions found down below. Remember that these types of questions are worth 20 points each. You need to give detailed explanations with supporting details to back up and illustrate the points you want to make in your answers.
Literature Review Questions.pdfPractice Question Bank
Practice Question Bank
Read the questions thoroughly and practice answering them. Remember that analysis and reflection questions are worth 20 points which means that you need to provide detailed explanations and sufficient supporting details to substantiate your answers.
Reading...
Reading...
Online Library for Extensive Reading
Online Library for Extensive Reading
Here you can find books to read. Remember to choose level 6 and up and to approve your books with me.
This amazing and diverse library was prepared by REED colleague Debbie Cohen and gives you the opportunity to find more books to enjoy and fall in love with. Please take your time to explore and find something to read.
All rights reserved of the printed literary texts which are taken from the U.P.P 5 Point Literature Option 2 Coursebook.
All credits for the Wordwall games are reserved to rikiatzafit, Melissakoren, Malkeeta, Sheilas, Michalenglishte, Sfirena, juliecoo81 and Annabut.
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