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Overall I enjoyed going through your padlet; although it is filled with mistakes. Just kidding. Anyways, I love how organized your padlet is. Personally I think it's a little plain with your main colours being black and white; this just being a personal preference though. I would add a couple images to help get your points of your padlet activities across but that would be it. Great work A Dog!
-Matteo DiPaolo

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1. Some imagery used in this poem by Robert Frost are metaphors and describing words. Frost uses metaphors such as Nature's first green is gold to describe the different seasons in nature. Imagery is also used when Frost says So Eden sank to grief because he illustrates the sorrowful story associated with the Garden of Eden.

2. Robert Frost is suggesting that the good and innocence in our world does not last long, the dawn of spring is a beautiful but short lived thing, as was the innocence of humanity before Adam and Eve picked the apple from the Forbidden Tree.

3. This poem can relate to The Outsiders and its characters because at the beginning of the novel, Ponyboy and Johnny were innocent, and golden. As the book progressed, they lost their innocence as everyone does. Nothing gold can stay, and Johnny and Ponyboy's characters in The Outsiders proves that.

4. All good things must come to an end

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Your padlet is very pleasing to look at. I love the neat, clean, and crisp approach that you have taken. Sometimes with canvas styled padlets, they can get messy and hard to read. Also, many people choose to use loud and flashy backgrounds. I think it is very mature and appropriate that you left the padlet tidy and elegant. To improve the padlet, I would perhaps add more detail to your entries and maybe a few pictures. In conclusion, your padlet is very nice, you did a very good job with it.
- Emma Parrell

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I think that S.E. Hinton included the tragic events to show the kinds of things that happen to people in these circumstances. Their lives are definitely not easy and the deaths and pain they have endured shows that. When kids read books, they expect happy endings but that is not always the case. Bad things happen in stories and in real life, and I think that S.E. Hinton included this to make more fortunate people like us realize the horrible kinds of things that happen to some people.

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Ponyboy takes five aspirins for his headache and pain. The greasers and socs start the rumble, and Darry gets volunteered. For a few moments there is silence, until a blonde named  paul volunteers. Everyone starts fighting, and Darry was looking out for Ponyboy, and punched a Soc who was pinning Pony. Tim breaks his nose and Steve breaks three ribs. Darry gets a cut on his forehead, and Ponyboy's head bleeds. Ponyboy goes to the hospital via police escort to see Johnny one last time. He tells Pony to stay golden, and then Johnny dies.

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Rich, Cocky, Upper class, Preppy, Popular, Fortunate, West Side, luxurious, Rude, Spoiled, Party animals, Privileged

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Hood, Dirty, Tough, Intimidating, East Side, Poor, Empty, Dangerous, Dropouts, unintelligent

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Identity in Literature
- A constant theme topic
- All about self-discovery
- Effective because we all relate

Stereotypes
- “a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.”
- They can label us

Identity and Stereotypes in The Outsiders
- Characters are labelled on gang
- As a result - stereotyped into groups

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Ornery - bad tempered and combative
Bull sessions - an informal, typically impromptu discussion, especially among a small group.
Gallant - brave, heroic
Sonofagun - son of a gun

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- I predict that Ponyboy and Johnny will go back to town and turn themselves in to the police for the crimes they committed. I think this will happen because after saving the children, the blow of their convictions will be softened.
- I predict that Ponyboy will become good friends with Cherry, because she wasn't happy with her title and life as a Soc, and with Bob out of the way, Cherry can be friends with the Greasers.
- I predict that the barrier between Greasers and Socs will be severed and the gangs of the town will be able to live in peace and harmony. I think this because after the tragedy of a Soc death, the gangs may realize that their role in the town is much more than threatening each others' lives. I predict that this event will both humble and scar the community.
- I predict that the book will have a happy ending, because it would be a good learning experience and it would be very meaningful to a reader. I think that the boys' lives will improve as the book goes on.
- I predict that Johnny will die from his injuries, because he was in such critical condition. If he lives, I think that the book would be too cliche with all the happiness and luck. If Johnny dies, he won't be convicted for murder, but Ponyboy may get in trouble for him.

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General Rules
- Formal
- Start with the 5 W's (how)
- Additional information follows

Parts: Headlines
- Catchy title
- Grab attention
- Quick snapshot of content

Parts: Bylines
- Indicates who wrote the report and where

Parts: The Lead
- First sentence
- Introduce topic
- Most important detail

Parts: Important facts
- 5 W's and How
-  Immediately after the lead

Parts: Additional Information
- After lead paragraph
- Includes quotes and more detail

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Person #1: Did we have a test at school today?
Person #2: No
(Person #1 knows they had a test, but wants to see if Person #2 went to school. Their ignorance shows that they didn't)

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- A mother complains about her lazy children, not realizing they have been secretly making her a birthday present
- A Wall Street investor makes fun of others who are afraid of a risky stock pick but later loses all his money
- A man works hard for many years to save for retirement; on his last day of work he is given a lottery ticket worth millions

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- Two people are engaged to be married but the audience knows that the man is planning to run away with another woman
- In a scary movie, the character walks into a house and the audience knows the killer is in the house.

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Verbal Irony
- This occurs when a character says one thing, but suggests or intends the opposite.
Dramatic Irony
- This is the contrast between what the character thinks to be true and what we (the reader) know to be true.
Situational Irony
- It is the contrast between what happens and what was expected (or what would seem appropriate).

Socratic Irony
- To pretend to be ignorant to gain information or a response.

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Irony in The Giver:

- Dramatic Irony: When The Giver gave Jonas the memory of the men killing the elephant, he didn't know what was happening, but I knew they were poaching
- Dramatic Irony: When The Giver gave Jonas the memory of sledding down the hill, he didn't know what was happening, but I knew it was Winter time and he was on a cold, snowy hill
- Dramatic Irony: When The Giver gave Jonas the memory of falling out of the sled and hurting himself, he isn't know what was happening, but I knew he had fractured his leg.

Irony in The Outsiders:

- Situational Irony: When Ponyboy and Johnny spend the night in a church. This is ironic because they are on the run because they killed someone, and you wouldn't expect them to spend the night in a church.
- Situational Irony: When Cherry and Ponyboy are at the drive-in movie, Cherry tells him that Socs have it rough too, which was unexpected because since Socs are rich, we and Ponyboy would expect them to have perfect lives
- Verbal/Situational Irony: When Johnny says he is going to kill the next person who jumped him, he might not have been serious, but it ended up being true. When Johnny killed Bob, it was also unexpected situational irony.

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1. Humans needed to be loyal in the past for survival. Is it something that it now less important in the 2000’s? Why or why not?

In the past, loyalty must've been crucial because in prehistoric times people hunted in tribes and there was strength in numbers. If you didn't stick with your group and if you went off by yourself you might've been killed by a wild animal or another tribe. These days you can be an adult and live by yourself and have minimal social interactions.

2. Is loyalty more important to you than “popularity” or “fitting in”? Why or why not?

Yes, because if you have no friends whats the point of fitting in or being popular. If you're not there when your friends need you they aren't going to be your friends for too long. Remaining loyal to your group is very important because you need a support system to catch you when you fail or mess up.

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Ponyboy: The young one, orphaned and brainy, loves movies
Soda: The most handsome boy who sticks up for Pony, but is dumb
Darry: The oldest who yells at Ponyboy and is 6ft2 muscular
Steve Randle: Soda's friend, thinks pony's a kid, seventeen, cars
Two-Bit Matthews: Old and wise, always making funny remarks
Johnny Cade: Got jumped by Socs, small, quiet
Dallas Winston: Toughest, was arrested, wild

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- In Ottawa, 400-500 gang members
- Most homicides in the city are gang related
- Becoming more problematic

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- The book focuses on two gangs: Greasers and Socs
- Inspired by rival gangs in Hinton's school

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- Written in 1967 by S.E. Hinton
- She was 14-18
- Book was banned in the past for gang violence, slang, and underage smoking/drinking
- Now accepted into the curriculum for cultural relevance