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Estiven Luján - Joaquín Llontop - Mateo Mogollon

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Estiven Luján - Joaquín Llontop - Mateo Mogollon

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1.- How does the sentence draw the reader in?

The phrase makes people wonder who rings the bell at 3 in the morning and why

2.- Does it create a feeling of mystery or adventure? How?

Creates a sense of mystery. Because What are the intentions of the person who rings the bell at 3 in the morning?

3.- Can you pick out effective words and phrases that create atmosphere in the sentence?

“When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never

good news in the house”

“When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never

good news in your life”

“When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never

good news in your dreams"

4.- Does the opening sentence make you feel that something important might happen next? How?

Yes, because in many movies something bad happens when someone comes up at a house at 3 AM.

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“When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never
good news.”

1. How does the sentence draw the reader in?

Putting a more interesting title, also from the beginning the introduction have to be very interesting and that the reader is more interested. Also writing a beginning in history very dramatic and interesting.

2. Does it create a feeling of mystery or adventure? How?
I do create a sense of mystery because it is rare that someone rings the bell at 3 in the morning and creates mystery and adventure in the story.
3. Can you pick out effective words and phrases that create atmosphere in the sentence?

"When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never good news in the bar."

- "When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never good news for the curse"

- “When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never good news because bad thing can happen".

4. Does the opening sentence make you feel that something
important might happen next? How?

important might happen next? How?Yes, because who will be walking around ringing the bells just at 3 in the morning, possibly if they are playing bad news.

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“When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never good news.”

1. How does the sentence draw the reader in?
Because the sentence makes the people think: Who is ringing the doorbell at 3 am?, and the readers keep reading to know who is that person.

2. Does it create a feeling of mystery or adventure? How?
Creates a felling of mystery. Because, Who gets up at 3am?. In addition, the quotation marks at the beginning and at the end of the sentence create a sense of mystery. In the same way, what the sentence itself says is very mysterious and suspenseful, of what happen later.

3. Can you pick out effective words and phrases that create atmosphere in the sentence?
We believe that some effective words could be:

- "When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never good news in the bar."

- "When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never good news for the curse"

- “When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never good news because bad things can happen".

A phrase could be: "someone came with bad intentions" or "I need to go for help".

4. Does the opening sentence make you feel that something
important might happen next? How?
Yes, because we saw that scene in a lot of movies and it isn't a good signal.

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Nicolás Apolaya - Darío Ramírez - César Delgado

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Nicolás Apolaya - Darío Ramírez - César Delgado

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“When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never
good news.”

1.- How does the sentence draw the reader in?

The sentence attracts the reader by the suspense that the introduction to the sentence expresses, putting in a little curiosity on the reader of what will happen.

2.- Does it create a feeling of mystery or adventure? How?

It creates the feeling of mystery by not knowing exactly what the phrase refers to, which makes the person think what the sentence is.

3.- Can you pick out effective words and phrases that create
atmosphere in the sentence?

Phrases like ''It's never good news'' and words like ''When''

4.- Does the opening sentence make you feel that something important might happen next? How?

Yes, because it leaves that trace of suspense in the air at the end of the sentence, and leaves a feeling that something important might happen next.

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1. How does the sentence draw the reader in?
The sentence draws the reader in, creating interest, curiosity about the bad news are unknown, and who rings the doorbell at three in the morning.

2. Does it create a feeling of mystery or adventure? How?
It creates a feeling of mystery, because the reader wants to know the person who rings the doorbell and what he/she wants. Until the door opens, the reader will discover this person and what aren't the good news.

3. Can you pick out effective words and phrases that create
atmosphere in the sentence?
The words “at three in the morning” indicates a time.
We can add a phrase “and the lights turn off”.

4. Does the opening sentence make you feel that something
important might happen next? How?
Yes, it does. Because with the “when” in the start starts a conditional phrase, which then we have to know the consequence ever. The person ringing the doorbell, maybe he wants to make bad, too.

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When the doorbell rings at three in the morning, it’s never good news

1. How does the sentence draw the reader in?

The sentence catches your attention because it's someone's direct words.

2. Does it create a feeling of mystery or adventure? How?

It creates a feeling of mystery because of the words.

3. Can you pick out effective words and phrases that create
atmosphere in the sentence?

“ 3 in the morning it's never good news”

4. Does the opening sentence make you feel that something
important might happen next? How?

Yes , you expect to hear the bad news next because the sentence ends with “it's never good news”.

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1. How does the sentence draw the reader in?

The sentence attracts the reader in a strange way since the sentence is like mysterious

2. Does it create a feeling of mystery or adventure? How?

Creates an eerie feeling because you don't know exactly what will happen

3. Can you pick out effective words and phrases that create atmosphere in the sentence?

I think the most important phrase is (at three in the morning)

4. Does the opening sentence make you feel that something important might happen next? How?

Yes, because I feel like I don't know something bad could happen