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"They were both too old for that kind of thin. But now neither of them cared. They were still alive, and they were together, and they held on to each other like they would never let go again.

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"But the price of an Okinawan life was far cheaper even than one man for ten of the enemy."

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A person get killed in front of you. In the grenade, Hideki and some other people were escaping. However, one person get shot and die. What I can learn from the character's experience is you do not care whether people is dead or not when you are in the crisis.

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Saves people In the grenade, Hideki and people around him were in denger of getting killed. Hideki came up with a good idea and used his idea to save him and people around him. I can relate to him because sometimes I help people.

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Minutes: 35
Pages: 207-225
How I felt reading today: I do not think i read well today
Did I meet my goal: No

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"I've gotten used to it" This scene is when Hideki escaped from the crisis. He was so surprised to see the bombing around him at first but now he does not feel anything even though he is in the crisis.

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His heart pounded like a hammer as he slipped and slid, juggling the grenade, the pack, and the rifle. (Grenade, page 165)

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His heart pounded like a hammer as he slipped and slid, juggling the grenade, the pack, and the rifle. (Grenade, page 165)

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The author is using a simile. I know this because like is used. It is effective because this shows how he is feeling.

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To surrender. In the grenade, Hideki surrenders to enemies to get foods and water. What I can learn from his experience is that you should do your best to save your life.

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Be happy when you see your sibling. in the grenade, Hideki was so happy when he found his sister who has not been able to see for a month. I can relate to him because I have a sibling.

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Minutes: 30
Pages" 173-206
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: Yes

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The SUN emerging after weeks of rain. (Grenade, page 202)

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The SUN emerging after weeks of rain. (Grenade, page 202)

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Denotation: the star around which the earth orbits.

Connotation: Hope
The mood is positive. The author uses this phrase to show the feeling

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"It's an IJA base now," the private told him. This scene is when Hideki and his father went to the tomb of his ancestors to see what is happening around the tomb. However, there was a Japanese army and the tomb had been taking off by them.

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Minutes: 30
Pages: 155-172
How I felt reading today: I do not think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: No

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"His fitful sleep in the foxhole had been full of nightmares about exploding grenades."
This scene is after Sergeant Meredith was nearly killed by the grenade. This scene shows Ray is not a crucial person because he cares about his sergeant.

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Hideki's face BURNED hot with anger and shame.

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Hideki's face BURNED hot with anger and shame.

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Denotation:(of a fire) produce flames and heat while consuming a material such as coal or wood.

Connotation: Getting very mad
The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to show how mad he was.

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Ray was so scared he ran like a locomotive was bearing down on him. 

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Ray was so scared he ran like a locomotive was bearing down on him. 

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The author is using a simile. I now this because like is used. It is effective because this shows how he was scared.

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Use a grenade. In the grenade, Hideki used his grenade to kill an American. What I learned throughout the character's experience is using a grenade can not be happen. He got injured and he killed a person.

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Minutes: 35
Pages: 114-154
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: Yes

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"And I should never have let the IJA have you and your sister. You're both going to die with the Japanese."
This scene is when Hideki realized he had lost his mom. He could not stop crying and he could not believe it. A war makes you to lose your important person.

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Private Zimmer's face was PURPLE and his eyes were swelling shut. (Grenade, page 87)

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Private Zimmer's face was PURPLE and his eyes were swelling shut. (Grenade, page 87)

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Denotation: A color intermediate between red and blue.
Connotation: Feeling not well.
The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to imply how Zimmer is feeling.

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The pouch exploded and the sergeant was thrown back against the outside of the tomb like a rag doll. (Grenade, page 84)

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The pouch exploded and the sergeant was thrown back against the outside of the tomb like a rag doll. (Grenade, page 84)

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The author is using a simile. I know this because like is used. it is effective because this shows how sergeant was thrown.

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Be mad when somebody is trying to destroy your ancestor's tomb. In the grenade, he got so mad at a person. I can relate to him because I do not want my ancestor's tomb to be destructive.

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Touch death people's bodies. In the grenade, Hideki searches for his sister. He thought she is in the school and when he went there he saw many people laying down. He touched death people's bodies to make sure they are dead. What I learned throughout the character's experiment is you feel you want to run away when you touch death people's bodies.

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Minutes: 35
Pages: 84-113
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did i meet my goal: Yes

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Hideki crawled inside the dark tomb just as it began to RAIN outside (Grenade, page 79)

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Hideki crawled inside the dark tomb just as it began to RAIN outside (Grenade, page 79)

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Denotation: Rain falls
Connotation: Something bad is going to happen.
The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to imply that Hideki is not doing well and that is why it started to raining.

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Almost in response, the American battleships began ro range in on his location. KA-THOOM. KA-Thoom, KA-THOOM. (Grenade, page 70)

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Almost in response, the American battleships began ro range in on his location. KA-THOOM. KA-Thoom, KA-THOOM. (Grenade, page 70)

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The author is using an onomatopoeia. I know this because Ka-thoom is showing the sound of the grenade. It is effective because this shows the sound of grenades.

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To know that your siblings are dead. IN the grenade, Hideki's dad told him that his sisters are dead in the ocean. What I learned throughout the story is that you freeze when you hear the shocking news.

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To be glad for your dad who has not shown up to you for a long time. In the grenade, Hideki escaped to a cave and he tried to see who was in there. And he realized that his dad was in the cave and he showed a tear. I can relate to him because I was happy when I saw him for the first time in 2 weeks.

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Minutes: 25
Pages: 67-83
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: No

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"God help me, I'm getting used to it, Ray thought."
This scene is when Ray touched dead people's hand and mouth. Ray showed he is kind and he does not want to kill people and he wants to get out of here. Ray was very afraid to go to the battle but now he is getting used to this and start to not feeling afraid.

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I did until I BORROWED A CAR for a joyride and the cops got wise. (Grenade, page 63)

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I did until I BORROWED A CAR for a joyride and the cops got wise. (Grenade, page 63)

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Denotation: Borrow a car
Connotation: Get a chance to change his life
The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to make it more easy to let readers understand how he changed his life.

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The women and children wailed as Ray got closer, sobbing like it was the end of the world, and Ray wondered if he was saying it wrong. (Grenade, page 55)

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The women and children wailed as Ray got closer, sobbing like it was the end of the world, and Ray wondered if he was saying it wrong. (Grenade, page 55)

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The author is using a simile. I know this because like is used in the sentence. It is effective because this shows how the women and children are doing.

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Kill a person. In the grenade, Ray kills an enemy because he was almost get killed by an enemy. But he regretted later. What i learned through the character's experiment is it is not good to kill people.

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Feels that you do not want to kill people. In the grenade, Ray has a rifle to kill enemies. When he saw an enemy he tried to shoot at an enemy but he could not shoot. I can relate to him because I can not imagine to kill people..

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To have a grenade. In the grenade, Hideki got two grenades. One to kill Americans and one to kill yourself. What i learned through the character's experiment is it is not to have a thing that can easily kill you.

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Goal 2: Read at least 25 pages per day. 

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Goal 2: Read at least 25 pages per day. 

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I met the goal which is stay focus for 35 minutes but I could not read many pages in 35 minutes. I am going to achieve this goal by reading faster.

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Minutes: 35
Pages: 45-66
How I felt reading today: I think iread well today
Did I meet my goal: Yes

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"Looks like they've taken a POWDER!" said one of the new guys. (Page 25, Grenade)

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"Looks like they've taken a POWDER!" said one of the new guys. (Page 25, Grenade)

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Denotation: Fine, dry particles produced by the grinding, crushing, or disintegration of a solid substance.
Connotation: Depart quickly, especially in order to avoid a difficult situation.
The mood is positive. The author uses this phrase to how they are happy.

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Tries to retrieve reliance. In the grenade, Hideki tries his best to retrieve reliance. His ancestor messed up and his family was hated by everybody. Now Hideki tries to retrieve reliance by fighting war. I can relate to him because I try my best when I did something wrong.

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Be scared to kill people. In the Grenade, the main character Ray got a gun but he could not shoot a gun at the enemies. I can relate to him because I can not think to kill people.

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Minutes: 35
Pages: 24-44
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: Yes

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Blood pounded in Ray's ears as he staggered into the waist-high surf, his heart beating a thousand times a second. (Grenade, page 24)

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Blood pounded in Ray's ears as he staggered into the waist-high surf, his heart beating a thousand times a second. (Grenade, page 24)

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The author is using a hyperbole. I know this because your heart does not beat a thousand times a second. It is effective because this shows how nervous he is.

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Ray grabbed hi rifle and ran like hell. (Grenade, page 16) 

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Ray grabbed hi rifle and ran like hell. (Grenade, page 16) 

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The author is using a simile. I know this because like is used in this sentence. It is effective because this shows the situation that Ray is facing.

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Hideki had always been the SMALLEST boy in the school. (Grenade, page 4)

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Hideki had always been the SMALLEST boy in the school. (Grenade, page 4)

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Denotation: Of a size that is less than normal or usual
Connotation: Always get scared
The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to show the characteristic of Hideki.

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The bomb drops on your school. In the grenade, Hideki's school was bombed by the American military. But he was used to see building got bombed since it was during the war time. What I learned through the character's experiment is people's feeling change throughout the war.

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Minutes: 35
Pages: 1-23
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today:
Did I meet my goal: Yes

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Be happy when you heard your dad is back. In the batboy, the main character Brian was glad to hear his dad is back from Japan. I can relate to him because I was so happy to see him when my dad came back and saw him for the first time in 1 month.

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Minutes: 15
Pages: 156-168
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: No

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You make a big play during the game. In the batboy, the main character Brian caught a ball which saved his team. If he could not catch, his team loses and it means the season is over. What I learned through the character's experiment is that you will be a superhero for a moment.

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Minutes: 30
Pages: 110-145
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: Yes

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"One of those big, messy games" (The batboy, page 70)

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"One of those big, messy games" (The batboy, page 70)

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Denotation: Dirty
Connotation: Exciting
The mood is positive. The author uses this phrase to show what the game looks like.

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"The dugout usually looked like it had been lived in by twenty-five of the biggest slobs in the world." '(The batboy, page 64)

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"The dugout usually looked like it had been lived in by twenty-five of the biggest slobs in the world." '(The batboy, page 64)

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The author is using a simile. I know this because the dugout has is not like a twenty five of the biggest slobs in the world. It is effective because this shows what the dugout looks like.

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Practice a sport with your friend. In the batboy, the main character Brian practices baseball with one of his friends Kenny. I can relate to him because I used to practice baseball with my friends.

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Minutes: 30
Pages: 60-84
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: Yes

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Your dad is a baseball player. In the batboy, the main characters dad was a professional baseball player and he played baseball in MLB for 15 years. What I learn through the character's experiment is that it looks cool to have a dad who is a pro player but it is actually not good. Because you can really not spend a time with your dad.

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Minutes:30
Pages: 9-27
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today.
Did I meet my goal: Yes

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1. Go watch baseball game. In the batboy, the main character Brian went to the baseball field to watch Detroit Tiger's game. He was so excited. I can relate to him because I get excited when I go watch baseball game.

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Minutes: 30
Pages: 1-8
How I felt reading today: I do not think I read well today. I had to read over 3 times.
Did I meet my goal: no

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What theme is seen throughout the story? Support your answer with one piece of evidence. 

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What theme is seen throughout the story? Support your answer with one piece of evidence. 

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The theme that is seen throughout the story is the past memory bothers people forever. Terry's dad went to the Vietnam war and when he went there, he got a trauma and it bothered him for a long time.

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In paragraph 2, the author writes that what really bothered Terry was when his father's eyes went away, what do you think this phrase means? 

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In paragraph 2, the author writes that what really bothered Terry was when his father's eyes went away, what do you think this phrase means? 

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I think this phrase means Terry's father has a little issue and when the issue happens he can not handle it.

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Why do you think the author started the story by describing Terry's problem? What effect does this have on the reader? (Stop The Sun)

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Why do you think the author started the story by describing Terry's problem? What effect does this have on the reader? (Stop The Sun)

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The author started the story by describing Terry's problem because it brings the readers that they want to read more.

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He didn't want to say why he wanted to know about VIETNAM, so he couldn't be specific. (Stop The Sun)

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He didn't want to say why he wanted to know about VIETNAM, so he couldn't be specific. (Stop The Sun)

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Denotation: A republic in south asia.
Connotation: his disease
The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to show Terry is trying to help our his dad.

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"Nobody was there but me and some other dead people, and they can't talk because they couldn't stop the morning." (Stop The Sun, page 5)

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"Nobody was there but me and some other dead people, and they can't talk because they couldn't stop the morning." (Stop The Sun, page 5)

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The author is using a hyperbole. I know this because you can not stop the morning realistically. It is effective because this shows how hard was it to talk.

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1. Having a dad who had experienced a war. In the story, Terry's dad acts weird and one of the causes is the memory of when his dad went to Vietnam for the war. My dad had never experienced a war and so did I.

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Minutes: 10
Pages: 83-93
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: No

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"The inside of the car was quiet after that. Almost like the QUIET FOLLOWS US WHEREVER WE GO, Tommy thought. 

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"The inside of the car was quiet after that. Almost like the QUIET FOLLOWS US WHEREVER WE GO, Tommy thought. 

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Denotation: They all are quiet wherever they go
Connotation: Tommy, his sister, and his mom are still sad about a death of his dad.
The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to imply that they are still sad about their dad's death.

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"But as soon as the keeper went left, Emily made a no-look pass back to her right, to her friend Katie Rayman, and Katie buried one in the corner. he Bolts were up 3-0. It was like watching a play that belonged on SportsCenter's Top 10 highlights." (Last Man Out, p. 86)

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"But as soon as the keeper went left, Emily made a no-look pass back to her right, to her friend Katie Rayman, and Katie buried one in the corner. he Bolts were up 3-0. It was like watching a play that belonged on SportsCenter's Top 10 highlights." (Last Man Out, p. 86)

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The author is using a simile. I know this because LIKE is used in the sentence.
It is effective because this shows how good Emily played. It helps me to learn about the character.

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Tommy and Coach Fisher: Page: 71 - Last Man Out 

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Tommy and Coach Fisher: Page: 71 - Last Man Out 

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In this section of dialogue Tommy and coach Fisher talk about the play which he made an interception. The reader learns that coach Fisher gives compliments to him. This is important to reveal character's personality traits, feelings, thoughts, and motives.

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"Tommy felt as if he hadn't even STEPPED ON THE FIELD YET" (Last Man Out, p.68)

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"Tommy felt as if he hadn't even STEPPED ON THE FIELD YET" (Last Man Out, p.68)

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Denotation: Does not play yet
Connotation: Blame to himself
The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to show how Tommy felt after he made a huge mistake and his team is down by a lot of points.

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"When Kevin saw Tommy running toward him like a maniac, Kevin decided to pull the ball down and try to run with it." (Last Man Out, p.64)

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"When Kevin saw Tommy running toward him like a maniac, Kevin decided to pull the ball down and try to run with it." (Last Man Out, p.64)

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The author is using a simile. I know this because LIKE is used in the sentence.
It is effective because this shows how he was running toward Kevin. It helps me to learn about the plot.

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1. Lose a game because of the penalty you did. Tommy's team was in the most important play of the game. If his team stopped this play, they still have a life. It is 4th and 1. However, Tommy jumped off and caused a penalty which is offside. Because of the offside his team lost. What I learn through the character's experiment is that even you are a good player you still make a mistake.

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Minutes: 20
Pages: 62-82
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: No

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Tommy and his mom: Page: 57 - Last Man Out 

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Tommy and his mom: Page: 57 - Last Man Out 

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In this section of dialogue Tommy and Tommy's mom talks about how his practice was. The reader learns that his mom tries to help him by talking like what his dad was. This is important to reveal character's personality, traits, feelings, thoughts, and/or motives.

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"As Tommy took the LONG WALK back to the bench, feeling the eyes of all his teammates on him, he wondered if normal was really a thing of the past now." (Last Man Out, p.50)

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"As Tommy took the LONG WALK back to the bench, feeling the eyes of all his teammates on him, he wondered if normal was really a thing of the past now." (Last Man Out, p.50)

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Denotation:A long or tiring walk, traipse, trudge, slog
Connotation: painful road
The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to show how Tommy was feeling while walking toward to the sideline.

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"He could feel his heart pounding in his chest, that's how much he wanted to scrimmage tonight." (Last Man Out, p.44)

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"He could feel his heart pounding in his chest, that's how much he wanted to scrimmage tonight." (Last Man Out, p.44)

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The author is using a metaphor. I know this because your heart pounding in your chest.
It is effective because this sentence shows how Tommy really want to play the scrimmage. It helps me to learn about the plot.

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1. Go watch Thursday night football. After the practice was over Tommy immediately went back to home to watch the Thursday Night Football. I can relate to him because I sit in front of TV when the football broadcast starts.

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Minutes:20
Pages: 44-61
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today
Did I meet my goal: No

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Tommy and Patric (Tommy's dad): Page:39 -Last Man Out 

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Tommy and Patric (Tommy's dad): Page:39 -Last Man Out 

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In this section of dialogue Tommy's dad teaches him how to play football. and they had some chat  and he agreed with his dad's thoughts. The reader learns that he and his dad were best friends even though they are parent and child. This is important to the plot because it reveals important details.

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"THREE BELLS, rung three times." (Last Man Out, p.29)

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"THREE BELLS, rung three times." (Last Man Out, p.29)

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Denotation: The bells that usually signaled the beginning of a fireman's shift
Connotation: the end of Patric Gallagher's last
The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to show the funeral is actually for Patric and he is actually dead.

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"When she was done she walked back over to Tommy and Emily, holding their hands, as bagpipes started playing what sounded like the saddest music Tommy had ever heard.  (Last Man Out, p. 28)

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"When she was done she walked back over to Tommy and Emily, holding their hands, as bagpipes started playing what sounded like the saddest music Tommy had ever heard.  (Last Man Out, p. 28)

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The author is using a simile. I know this because Like is in the sentence. It is effective because this shows how sad the music was. It helps me to learn about plot because this shows how sad it was for him to lose his dad.

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1. Practice a sport with your dad. When Tommy was a little kid, he learned football from his dad. His dad told him what he can do to be a very good corner-back. I can relate to him because I can remember when my dad taught me how to play baseball when I was a first grader.

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1. Go to the funeral of your dad. It is unfamiliar to me because none of my family members are still alive. What I learn through the character's experiment is that it is a painful time but it is important to go there to say good-bye.

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Minutes: 35
Pages: 25-43
How I felt reading today: I think I read well today.
Did I meet my goal: Yes

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"She'd released his hand briefly when they'd gone through the DOUBLE DOORS." (Last Man Out, p.19) 

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"She'd released his hand briefly when they'd gone through the DOUBLE DOORS." (Last Man Out, p.19) 

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Denotation: An opening with two vertical doors that meet in the middle of the opening when closed

Connotation: Beginning of the sadness

The mood is negative. The author uses this phrase to show Tommy and his family are going to face the saddest moment in their life.

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" It was like one more siren going off, this one inside his head. " (Last Man Out, p15)

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" It was like one more siren going off, this one inside his head. " (Last Man Out, p15)

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The author is using a simile. I know this because LIKE is in the sentence and the siren does not ring inside the head.

It is effective because the readers can understand something terrible happened because the siren does not ring usually. It helps me to learn about Tommy because he knows it is a bad sign that his dad went to the hospital and he is a normal person.

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1.  The dad can not go to his son's important game due to work. Tommy played very well and let his team win the game. However, his dad was not watching his game because he had work. I can relate to him because every time I do well my dad is not watching and when I do bad my dad is watching. The most common reason why he can not go is his work.

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In this section of dialogue Tommy's dad is dead and he recalls his memory with dad. He remembered what he has to do. The reader learn to understand that he and his dad had a great relationship. It is important to the plot because it reveals his dad's personality. The reader can infer he is very sad to lose his dad since his dad was irreplaceable person.

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Minutes: 20
Pages: 10-24
How I felt reading today: I think I read good today. I understood the story
Did I meet my goal: No

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I met the goal which is stay focus for 30 minutes in the 1st semester so I want to read more minutes than 1st semester.

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1. Lose one of the family members. It is unfamiliar to me because my family members are healthy and do not do dangerous things. What I learn through the character's experiment is you can not believe that you lost your family member and you just freeze for a long time.

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1. Being annoyed by a sibling. Allina got annoyed by her new sibling Hakeem because he destroyed a project that she was preparing for her birthday party. I can relate to Allina because sometimes my sister makes me feel bad because she distracts me. It was easier to understand how she felt when he annoyed her.

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1. I never had a 4 years boy who is from another country in my family. It is unfamiliar to me because I think it is going to be hard to have a little kid who speaks other languages. What I learn through the character's experiment is having a kid who is from other countries sometimes get frustrated because he can not understand what to do. However, overall you have more benefits than  disadvantages.

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Explain what is happening in this section of dialogue
What does the reader learn or start to understand?
Why is it important to the plot?
Does it:
-Reveal character's personality traits, feelings, thoughts, and/or motives.
-Move the plot forward by motivating characters to make decisions or take action.
-Reveal important details or secrets.
What can the reader infer?

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Denotation:
Connotation:
What mood or feeling is shown in this phrase? Positive? Negative?
Why did the author use this phrase or word? What did it add?

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What type of figurative language is the author using? Explain how you know this.
Why is it effective? Why did the author include this piece of figurative language? What does it help you learn or understand about the characters, plot, conflict, etc?