Day 15 Intro to Tone, Subject Practice, and VCR 2 Quiz Agenda Warm Up VCR 2 Quiz VCR 3 review Research paper sources review Subject Practice Closure Objectives: Identify and understand tone as it is used in a nonfiction text. Demonstrate a conceptual understanding of tone. Homework: 4 Sources due on Wednesday 1 filled out form per source All sources printed out and annotated VCR 3 Flashcards due tomorrow Warm Up Highlight the subjects in each sentence. If the subject is understood you, write (you). 1. What did you do this weekend? 2. Take a seat and take out a pencil. 3. Are you a student? 4. Here comes the famous actor! Research Paper Introduction Your paper will answer this question: “What is the social injustice and how is it being addressed?” Structure of the Paper: I. Introduction: hook and ladder; thesis II. Background of Social Issue III.What a person, people, group, organization is currently doing to battle/to address the injustice? IV.Conclusion: Call-to-action, if/then, solution Technical Specifications: Typed, 12 pt, Times New Roman, double-space, 1” margins (MLA format) 2-3 pages 4-6 paragraphs 4 sources (3 required for paper) Use of proper internal (parenthetical) citations for quotations Go to Google Classroom and click the proquest link. This is where you will be getting all of your sources for your research paper. http://proxy141.nclive.org/login?url=http://search.proq uest.com/pqcentral VCR 2 Quiz Clear your desks and retrieve your laptops. You will be given 20 minutes to complete the quiz. Some words may be used more than once. No talking while quizzes are being taken. When finished, close your laptops and start working on your flashcards. Genos Genus Genui Gentis Progeny Progenitor Ingenious Congenital Engender Genre Heterogeneous Gentry Genocide Genealogy Genteel Gentile Homogeneous Generis Genesis Indigenous Subject Practice Take a copy of the subjects worksheet and get into your pairs. Using your notes, highlight the subject in each sentence. Remember, go through the steps: Prepositions Verbs Ask who or what + the verb to find the subject Closure List three things you learned about nonfiction today. Describe two of the steps needed to understand nonfiction. Compose one question you still have regarding nonfiction.