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How does Ray Bradbury show the different electronic devices speaking or doing human-like actions (PERSONIFICATION)?

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How does Ray Bradbury show the different electronic devices speaking or doing human-like actions (PERSONIFICATION)?

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VOCABULARY: Define the word below, using a definition that makes sense in Ray Bradbury's story, AND write an original sentence with context:

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VOCABULARY: Define the word below, using a definition that makes sense in Ray Bradbury's story, AND write an original sentence with context:

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CAVORTING (page 4)

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VOCABULARY: Select ONE of the words below and write an original sentence, providing context, to show you understand the meaning of the word and the part of speech: INQUIRED, PARANOIA, or PREOCCUPATION. 

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VOCABULARY: Select ONE of the words below and write an original sentence, providing context, to show you understand the meaning of the word and the part of speech: INQUIRED, PARANOIA, or PREOCCUPATION. 

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MODERN RELEVANCE: How does this story, thus far, still relate to the modern reader (hint: it does!!)? 

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MODERN RELEVANCE: How does this story, thus far, still relate to the modern reader (hint: it does!!)? 

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CONFLICT. Recall the various types of conflicts: man VS. man, nature, self, machine, society, & supernatural. Identify a conflict TYPE and explain how Ray Bradbury builds it (or begins to) in "Soft Rains."

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CONFLICT. Recall the various types of conflicts: man VS. man, nature, self, machine, society, & supernatural. Identify a conflict TYPE and explain how Ray Bradbury builds it (or begins to) in "Soft Rains."

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WRITING STYLE: Bradbury is a pro - he crafts beautifully written sentences. Share one that stands out to you & explain WHY it stands out.  

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WRITING STYLE: Bradbury is a pro - he crafts beautifully written sentences. Share one that stands out to you & explain WHY it stands out.  

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POEM within a STORY: Read over Sara Teasdale's poem. What line or lines stand out to you? Why the heck would Bradbury choose this poem. Consider what you've learned in the story thus far. 

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POEM within a STORY: Read over Sara Teasdale's poem. What line or lines stand out to you? Why the heck would Bradbury choose this poem. Consider what you've learned in the story thus far. 

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STRUCTURE / ORGANIZATION: What do you notice about the order of events in the short story? How does Bradbury structure this particular story and why does he make that choice? 

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STRUCTURE / ORGANIZATION: What do you notice about the order of events in the short story? How does Bradbury structure this particular story and why does he make that choice? 

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Use textual evidence to support your claim: How does Ray Bradbury make the story suspenseful/mysterious (SUSPENSE)?

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Use textual evidence to support your claim: How does Ray Bradbury make the story suspenseful/mysterious (SUSPENSE)?

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There are no human characters in this story. The closest we get to a character is the "robot voice" that seems to watch over the house. AS A WRITER, why does Ray Bradbury choose to do this? Why doesn't he include a human character? 

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There are no human characters in this story. The closest we get to a character is the "robot voice" that seems to watch over the house. AS A WRITER, why does Ray Bradbury choose to do this? Why doesn't he include a human character? 

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VOCABULARY: Define the word below, using a definition that makes sense in Ray Bradbury's story, AND write an original sentence with context:

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VOCABULARY: Define the word below, using a definition that makes sense in Ray Bradbury's story, AND write an original sentence with context:

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REGIMENTS (page 4).

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VOCABULARY:  Define the word below, using a definition that makes sense in Ray Bradbury's story, AND write an original sentence with context:

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VOCABULARY:  Define the word below, using a definition that makes sense in Ray Bradbury's story, AND write an original sentence with context:

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PARCHED (page 5)

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THE DOG. What is the role of the dog (page 3-4)? Think about it for a moment. This story does not rely on the dog's presence, so WHY does Bradbury write this scene? What might he be trying to do? 

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THE DOG. What is the role of the dog (page 3-4)? Think about it for a moment. This story does not rely on the dog's presence, so WHY does Bradbury write this scene? What might he be trying to do? 

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CONTRAST: Undoubtedly, Ray Bradbury builds contrast. Inside versus outside. Technology versus nature. Control versus chaos. Provide an example of the contrast he builds - in a single sentence, explain what the contrast is. 

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CONTRAST: Undoubtedly, Ray Bradbury builds contrast. Inside versus outside. Technology versus nature. Control versus chaos. Provide an example of the contrast he builds - in a single sentence, explain what the contrast is. 

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FORESHADOWING: Ray Bradbury sneaks in a few ominous lines to let us know something will go wrong in this story. Give an example below. 

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FORESHADOWING: Ray Bradbury sneaks in a few ominous lines to let us know something will go wrong in this story. Give an example below. 

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GRAMMAR! Bradbury builds his short story through detail, especially participial phrases. Give an example below. 

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GRAMMAR! Bradbury builds his short story through detail, especially participial phrases. Give an example below. 

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