Lawyer Talk Explain Sentences According to the author, A reader can infer….. “(write author’s name instead, if it is known)..” Ex. A reader can infer that losing your dreams can keep you unsuccessful in life. Ex. According to Hughes, “ life is barn.” The text (write type of text, if known) states, “..” Ex. The poem states, “life is a broken-winged bird.” The (type of text) has evidently proved….. Ex. The poem has evidently proved that a broken- winged bird is a representation of a person unable to move through life, due to losing their dreams. Ex. The novel states in Chapter 2, “the pig puffed the house down.” In the passage ( write title) it states, “.....” Ex. In Dreams it states, “ hold fast to your dreams.” The ( the type of text) is clearly stating to a reader that…. Ex. The poem is clearly stating to a reader that keeping your dreams always results in a fulfilled life. CRQ STEPS Step 1: Turn the Question Step 2: Cited Sentence with Lawyer Talk Step 3: Explain sentence to prove how cited sentences supports topic sentence Step 4: Cited Sentence with Lawyer Talk Step 5: Explain sentence to prove how cited sentences supports topic sentence Step 6: Cited Sentences with Lawyer Talk Step 7: Explain sentence to prove how cited sentences supports topic sentence Step 8: Concluding Sentence CRQ: Restate in your own words the advice that this poem offers. The American poet Delmore Schwarts once wrote," In dreams begin responsibilities." How might Hughes interpret this statement? Base your answer on the poems you have just read. Dreams CRQ Modeled Example Score Earned: 4 Hughes poem “Dreams” theme, which is not giving up on what you want in life perfectly interprets Schwarts quote: In dreams begin responsibilities. According to the author Hughes, “life is like a broken-winged bird.” A reader can infer from the poem that if you let your dreams die you can become unsuccessful. Hughes poem states, “life is a barren field.” The poem evidently proved that if you let go of your dreams you can be somewhere you don’t want to be. In conclusion, Hughes poem “Dreams” theme, which is not giving up on what you want in life, perfectly interprets Schwarts quote: In dreams begin responsibilities. Answer the following questions: 1. List and underline the keywords or phrases that makes this writing a 4 instead of a 3: ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ 2) How can you move your writing from a 3 to a 4? ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Dreams CRQ Modeled Example Score Earned: 3 Hughes interprets the statement from his poem “Dreams” in which the theme is not to let go of your dreams of your life can become meaningless and unfulfilled, similar to Schwarts quote “In dreams begins responsibilities.” According to the author Hughes, “life is like a broken-winged bird.” I can infer from reading the poem that if you let your dreams die you can become unsuccessful. Hughes poem states, “life is a barren field.” It is evident that if you let go of your dreams you can be somewhere you don’t want to be. In conclusion, Hughes interprets the statement from his poem “Dreams” in which the theme is not to let go of your dreams of your life can become meaningless and unfulfilled, similar to Schwarts quote “In dreams begins responsibilities.” Answer the following questions: 2. List and underline the keywords or phrases that makes this writing a 3: ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ 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