Question 1

The ROLE (Purpose) OF FAILURE IN SUCCESS.

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(Experiencing Failure can teach you THEMES that create SUCCESS in the future!)

Question 2

You will understand that SUCCESS takes:

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2A: Hard work

Question 3

Deliberate Practice

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(specific and purposefully practice)

Question 4

The ability to learn from failures and persevere

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Never Give Up being Tenacious!

Question 5

"Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish" - Steve Jobs

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stay excited for new things, explore the world how you want, take risks, have fun, keep learning

Question 6

Never listen to DOGMA

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The negative opinion of others (doubters, naysayers, haters)

Question 7

Themes =

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The LIFE LESSON you LEARNED from the PROTAGONIST, their WORDS, ACTIONS, or THOUGHTS! (SAY W.A.T.)

Question 8

SAY W.A.T. Strategy!

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Analyzing the WORDS, ACTIONS, or THOUGHTS of the PROTAGONIST or AUTHOR to learn the CENTRAL IDEAS AND THEMES (MESSAGES!!!!) THE POINT

Question 9

author's word choice =

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Diction (aka the words the author chooses to make their points easier or more thought provoking

Question 10

Tone

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the authors feelings/attitude (CAN BE POSITIVE or NEGATIVE)

Question 11

Mood

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How the reader feels aka (MY FEELINGS) about the text while reading.

Question 12

a text's purpose

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is to give the reader CENTRAL IDEAS/THEMES/IMPORTANT MESSAGES this is the ROLE/REASON for reading TEXT

Question 13

personal narrative

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You become the NARRARTOR/AUTHOR because YOU are WRITING A STORY/WORK OF FICTION!

Question 14

Writing a Narrative for the LEAP TEST=

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Writing a FICTIONAL STORY using PLOT giving the characters PROBLEMS, SOLUTIONS, & RESPONSES TO CONFLICT TO TEACH THEMES

Question 15

Writing an ESSAY for the LEAP TEST=

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Use C.E.R. CLAIM, EVIDENCE, REASONING & R.A.C.E (RESTATE, ANSWER, CITE EVIDENCE, AND EXPLAIN, Phrases

Question 16

Compare and Contrast

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Describing/Explaining the similarities and differences between two (or more) items or situations, referring to both (all) of them throughout.

Question 17

To elaborate

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To explain in greater detail

Question 18

To illustrate

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clarify by giving an example of

Question 19

Moreover, Furthermore, In Addition, Subsequently, Resolutely, Consequently, Additionally, To further elaborate, As an Illustration, An evaluation from my vantage point is

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Transitional Phrases

Question 20

In my perspective, In my opinion, In my point of view are ways to show your __________ sentence when using C.E.R.

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Claim phrases

Question 21

According to the text, Based upon what I read, In the text it states, are ways to show your __________ sentence when using C.E.R.

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Evidence phrases

Question 22

My reasoning for my claims is a way to show your __________ sentence when using C.E.R.

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Reasoning phrases

Question 23

The idiom to "connect the dots" used by Steve Jobs means =

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to understand how different ideas or situations are related

Question 24

True or False? Steve Job is a COLLEGE DROP OUT

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True! He dropped out of Reed College

Question 25

True or False? J.K. Rowling was poor/lived in poverty before becoming successful writing the Harry Potter novels

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True! She was poor and was rejected by several publishers before she became successful.

Question 26

Central Idea/Central Message

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The Author's MAIN POINT/IMPORTANT POINT/MESSAGE for writing the text

Question 27

An evaluation from my vantage point is, In my Perspective, In my point of view, In my opinion,

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Are all claim (C.) phrases to use

Question 28

My rationale from my perspective is...

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a new Reasoning phrase

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