5.4 Day 4

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Day 4

Suffixes

-hood   means  "the state or quality of"

-ate  means  "to act on in a certain way"

-ure  means   "the act, process, or result of"

Jumping in puddles is one of the pleasures of ________.

1. sculptures
2. childhood
3. neighborhood
4. communicate

The ____ association uses social media to communicate information about local news and events.

1. sculptures
2. childhood
3. neighborhood
4. communicate

Expensive paintings and ______ decorate each room of the mansion.

1. sculptures
2. childhood
3. neighborhood
4. communicate

What point of view do you think this story is in?

1. first person
2. third person

Third Person

This story is third person which means that it is told by a narrator, not a character in the story. 

He and she pronouns are used instead of the pronoun I.

Third Person

You will see the pronoun I when Penny is telling a story.  The author is having her tell a story, so she is speaking in the story. 

It is like a story in a story.  

Read p. 530-531

P. 530. How was money different in the United States before the year of 1862?

What two positions did Hamilton have?

What did Thomas Jefferson contribute to the Constitutional Convention?

Which sentence in the story tells you how Jefferson contributed to the Constitution?

What did Hamilton think would happen by consolidating the debt?

Which of these happened last?
1. signing of the Dec. of Independence
2. Constitutional Convention
3. Creation of the National Bank
4. passing of Mint Act

What was the most important question at the Constitutional Convention?

How do you know this story is in third-person point of view?

When did this story take place?

What does the 10th Amendment do?

How did the United States find itself with a large debt?

What is a national currency?

Commas and Quotation Marks in Direct Quotations and Dialogue

• Dialogue and direct quotations show the exact words someone spoke or wrote.
  
• Dialogue usually refers to words spoken by fictional characters in a story
• Direct quotation is the exact words spoken by a real person
• A direct quotation may also be the exact words that were written in another book or other piece of writing 

Which sentence is correct?

1. The captain said The sea has calmed enough that we should be able to set sail.
2. The captain said, The sea has calmed enough that we should be able to set sail."
3. The captain said, "The sea has calmed enough that we should be able to set sail."
4. "The captain said," The sea has calmed enough that we should be able to set sail.

Which sentence is correct?

1. "Why are those books sitting on the floor? asked Hattie."
2. "Why are those books sitting on the floor?”, asked Hattie.
3. "Why are those books sitting on the floor," asked Hattie.
4. "Why are those books sitting on the floor?" asked Hattie.

Which sentence is correct?

1. "Until the kittens are bigger, you will need to feed them by hand," the vet explained.
2. "Until the kittens are bigger, you will need to feed them by hand" the vet explained.
3. "Until the kittens are bigger, you will need to feed them by hand the vet explained. "
4. "Until the kittens are bigger, you will need to feed them by hand?" the vet explained.

Which sentence is correct?

1. I yelled "Watch out for those rocks!"
2. I yelled, Watch out for those rocks!"
3. I yelled, "Watch out for those rocks!"
4. I yelled! "Watch out for those rocks!"