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PEAR Paragraph Quiz
PEAR Paragraph Quiz
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What is the first step in "close reading"
Read and do nothing
Annotate the poem for fig lang, important words and words you don't know
Identify the "So What" or theme
find all the figurative language
2
What does the E stand for?
example
explanation
evidence
error
3
The
POINT
sentence should include
title, author and answer to the prompt
the answer to the prompt only
title and answer to the prompt
title, answer and evidence
4
What is the reason to use P.E.A.R?
To understand the what the letters stand for
To show that you understand how fruit can be used as an acronym
To show that you know many different things
As a tool to organize a paragraph for any class
5
What does the R stand for?
record
restate
repetition
reason
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What is the 2nd step in "close reading"
Annotate the poem for fig lang, important words and words you don't know
Identify the "So What" or theme
analyze the figurative language
Read and do nothing
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What strategy can be used to help analyze poetry?
staring at it until it makes sense
Zoom-in and/or Zoom-out
restating the quote in your own words
Close Reading the Poem
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What is the 3rd and final step in "close reading"
Read and do nothing
analyze the figurative language
Identify the "So What" or theme
Annotate the poem for fig lang, important words and words you don't know
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Your
ANALYSIS
should
include all of the following
except
should summarize what the poem is about
should be your own writing
Be 3-4 sentences
tell how your evidence connects to the point
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What does the P stand for?
Point
Pitiful
Purpose
Poetry
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You should paraphrase your
EVIDENCE
in an analytical response
False
True
12
What does the A stand for?
analyze
assonance
arithmetic
alliteration
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A
RESTATE
sentence
introduces the paragraph
gives extra information
states the theme
restates the point