5.3 ASSIGNMENT: Chapters 7-9 A River Between Us (Due May 3)

A River Between Us Chapters 7-9 Assignment

15 Points

Vocabulary: The words a writer chooses are an important ingredient of the author’s craft. Your job is to be on the lookout for a few words that have special meaning in this week’s reading selection. Identify at least 5 new, interesting or important vocabulary words.

• Jot down puzzling or unfamiliar words while you are reading. Later, look up the definitions in either a dictionary or some other source.

• You may also run across words that stand out somehow in the reading – words that are repeated a lot, used in an unusual way, or are crucial to the meaning of the text. Mark these special words, too, and be ready to share your ideas on their usage to the group. You can select a place or location that is important to the story as a vocabulary word.Note: You should always refer back to the text in order to examine the word in context.

Click HERE to access the A River Between Us Chapters 7-9 Vocabulary Assignment 

1. Click HERE to access the A River Between Us Chapters 7-9 Vocabulary Assignment 

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