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Graphic Organizers for Literary Analysis

The document discusses different graphic organizers including Venn diagrams, main idea webs, flow charts, T-charts, and concept maps. It then provides an example answer for a story called "The Lion and the Mouse" which describes the characters, setting, and events of the story. The document evaluates how the graphic organizers can be used to infer a speaker's tone, mood, and purpose by having students discuss and categorize different emotions.

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Graphic Organizers for Literary Analysis

The document discusses different graphic organizers including Venn diagrams, main idea webs, flow charts, T-charts, and concept maps. It then provides an example answer for a story called "The Lion and the Mouse" which describes the characters, setting, and events of the story. The document evaluates how the graphic organizers can be used to infer a speaker's tone, mood, and purpose by having students discuss and categorize different emotions.

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Graphic organizers Application (Answer) Generalization (Answer)

1. Venn diagram 1. 1. Happy 1. Purpose


4.
2. Main idea web 2. Sad
3.
2. Tone
3. Flow chart 3. Fear 3. Mood
4. T- chart 4. Angry
5. Concept Map 5. Disgust Evaluation (Answer)

A. Infer’s the speaker’s tone and mood.


Answer (The lion and the Mouse) 1. Grateful 1. Tone: excited Mood: amused
1. Lion, Mouse 2. Happy 2. Tone: emotional Mood: gloomy
2. African Serengeti 3. Angry 3. Tone: lazy Mood: stressed
3. Playful 2. 4. Excited B. Infer’s the speaker’s Purpose.
4. Helpless 5. Sentimental 1. To persuade
5. To entertain
2. To entertain
3. To inform 5.

Graphic organizers Application (Answer) Generalization (Answer)


1. Venn diagram
1. Part1 (by group) 1. Purpose 4.
2. Main idea web 1. Happy 2. Tone
3.
3. Flow chart 2. Sad 3. Mood
4. T- chart 3. Fear
5. Concept Map 4. Angry Evaluation (Answer)

5. Disgust A. Infer the speaker’s tone and mood


1. Tone: excited Mood: amused
Answer (The lion and the Mouse)
2. Tone: emotional Mood: gloomy
1. Lion, Mouse Part2 (Individual)
3. Tone: lazy Mood: stressed
2. African Serengeti 1. Grateful
3. Playful B. Infer’s the speaker’s Purpose
2. 2. Happy
1. To persuade
4. Helpless 3. Angry
2. To entertain
5. To entertain 4. Excited 5.
3. To inform
5. Sentimental

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