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a raisin in the sun
today’s reading | page 1 - 31
bell ringer
in your opinion, how does money change people, and is it a change for the better or worse?
mini-lesson
explicit | implicit
stated in a clear, obvious and direct way, leaving no doubt to the intended meaning. | not said directly or explicitly, but the reader has enough information to draw a conclusion or to infer meaning. implicit character traits require the reader to draw conclusions based on what the character does or says.
example: “she was a tall girl of only about 24.” the author directly, explicitly states the character’s height and age. | example: “thomas called his grandmother every single day to say hello and ask if she needed anything.” the reader can infer that thomas is a caring and responsible individual because these character traits are implied through his words and actions.
character trait | direct characterization | indirect characterization
the actual appearance or personality trait that is revealed about a character. | when the author specifically reveals traits or motivations about the character in a direct, straightforward manner. | when the author reveals a character’s personality or trait indirectly through the characters speech, actions, appearance, etc.
examples
outdoorsy | “jackie is outdoorsy.” | “jackie likes exploring in the woods, pond and creek.”
kind | “kevin was the kindest man i ever met.” | “kevin always goes out of his way to make newcomers feel welcome and to cheer people up when they are sad.”
The problem involves analyzing how money changes people, which relates to literature (as it's a reading from "A Raisin in the Sun") and understanding character traits/analysis, falling under Literature subfield of Arts. The bell ringer question asks for an opinion on money's impact on people, which can be explored through literary analysis and personal reflection.
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