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Fri 17/04/20
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Today
Revise grammar Unit 4
Biography
Writing assigment
Homework: write a biography (about 150 - 200 words)
SB p. 106 exc. 5
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SB p. 106 Writing Unit 4
A Biography
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In a biography you read the true story of someone’s life, it is not fiction.
A
True
B
False
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What is biography?
To write a biography is to write about somebody other than yourself.
The word biography comes from two Greek words: Bio=Life and Graphos=writing. Thus biography means life writing.
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How to write a biography?
Date and place of birth and death
Family information
Lifetime accomplishment
Major events of life
Effect/impact on society, historical significance
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3) “My Life with the Chimpanzees” by Jane Goodall Tells the story of Jane Goodall’s childhood and her desire to work with chimpanzees and the ways she made her dream come true. The story, written by Goodall herself, spans the course of her life starting with her birth.
A
memoir
B
biography
C
autobiography
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4) “Pioneer Girl” by Laura Ingalls Wilder Written in 1939, this is Laura Ingalls Wilder’s story of her life growing up on America’s frontier and her adulthood following it. It spans over sixty years and is full of information of what life on the prairie was like for Laura and her siblings.
A
memoir
B
biography
C
autobiography
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1) “A Child Called It” by David Pelzer The story of the author’s childhood and the child abuse he endured at the hands of his mother. This story recounts various instances and his memories of being abused.