https://padlet.com/63135/479wcba3q1ea By Jacelynn en-us 2017-03-20 14:25:15 UTC 2017-04-03 15:03:28 UTC hello@padlet.com 63135 https://padlet.com/63135/479wcba3q1ea/wish/161190414 3/20/17

• Cause and Effect
• Consider the importance of the title 
• Learn about the author and his/her life.
• Look up or infer unfamiliar words.
• Learn about relevant historical background.
• Note how the setting and atmosphere are established.
• Pay attention to point of view.
• Track the development of the plot -- how events unfold and increase suspense or action.
• Identify sources of conflict.
• Notice "crucial moment" or climax.
• Pay attention to the "feel" of the story.
• Note how/if the main character(protagonist) changes and why.
• Infer the author's purpose.
• Connections
• Similarities and Differences. 
• Synonyms, metaphors, and such.
• Reread
• Read out Loud
• Characters Motivation
• Symbols

]]> 2017-03-20 14:28:15 UTC https://padlet.com/63135/479wcba3q1ea/wish/161190414 63135 https://padlet.com/63135/479wcba3q1ea/wish/164351441 4/3/17
Based on the previous three chapters, I can infer than Rainsford is going to escape into the ocean, but won't be able to swim for long and will probably only make it to another side of the island. I believe that Rainsford will hide out on the other side of the island, and will last until the third day. Then, he will return to Zaroff to claim his prize, but I do not believe that Zaroff will give it to him. I believe that Zaroff will want to keep him around to continue to play the game because of what a great opponenet he was. Also, Zaroff would need another right hand man because of the loss of Ivan, so perhaps Zaroff will keep Rainsford around to replace Ivan.

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