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AP Language and Composition. December 14, 2012 Mr. Houghteling “It’s a Frenetic Friday, and because it’s Friday, you know what that means…” . “It’s great to be alive!”. …with only seven more shopping days before winter break to get your favorite teacher a lovely fruit basket!. AGENDA. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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AP Language and Composition December 14, 2012 Mr. Houghteling “It’s a Frenetic Friday, and because it’s Friday, you know what that means…”
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AP Language and Composition

December 14, 2012Mr. Houghteling

“It’s a Frenetic Friday, and because it’s Friday, you know

what that means…”

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“It’s great to be alive!”

…with only seven more shopping days before winter break to get your favorite teacher a lovely fruit basket!

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AGENDA

• JFK Take home test—Results. • Step-by-Step ACT English Passage

–Timed Reading–Argument and Main Idea–Underlined portion–Underlined with answer choices

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JFK Test Grade TotalsGrade Number of Students

A 2B 7C 6

D or F 5Test Average / 76.3%

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JFK Test Grade Percentage

Grade %A

B

C

D or F

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ACT English – Step by Step

• Read the entire passage at a brisk but comfortable reading speed.

• When you are down, write down the number that appears on the screen. THIS IS IMPORTANT!

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.5

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.75

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1

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1.25

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1.5

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1.75

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2

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2.25

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2.5

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2.75

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3

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Compute your reading rate. • Take the number of words read = 305• Then, divide 305 by how many minutes

you read (did you write down your number?)

Example = 305 1.75 = @174 words per

minute.

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Argument / Main Idea / Tone

• Re-read the passage, one paragraph at a time ONLY.

• Answer the questions (per paragraph) on the appropriate lines.

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Reading Underlined portion

• Turn the sheet over. DO NOT, for any reason, TURN THE SHEET BACK TO THE FRONT SIDE.

• Annotate any underlined portion that you think looks wrong, weird, or out-of-place.

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ACT English— “A Reflection on Bubbles”

• Re-read the text quickly. • Answer questions 31-45, directly on the

handout. • Look for and cross out the letters of

incorrect answers first. • On the left side of the questions, WRITE

the letter of the correct response. – Do this for every question.

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ANSWER KEYQuestion Correct Rule Question Correct Rule

31 Thumb Rule 39 Look Left!

32 STOP/GO 40 Exaggerate the Pause / STOP-GO

33 Transitions 41 Parallelism

34 RS /POE 42 Go Short!

35 RS / RTFQ 43 Go Short!

36 RS / RTFQ 44 Look Left!

37 Look Left! 45 Transitions—Finger Rule

38 It’s /Its / Its’


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