Analyze the Text Answers by Kristi Patterson https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o Please choose one question from, "Dangerous Crossing" to answer here. en-us 2018-02-22 14:55:58 UTC 2025-12-01 06:43:26 UTC hello@padlet.com Gillian and Mina's Analyze the text Primary sources https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253321 The author includes primary sources in the text because he wants to make it more realistic and he wants to set the tone.]]> 2018-02-22 14:58:33 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253321 Jake and Elise https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253330 We think the author uses direct quotes because then we could know exactly how John Adams felt. For example, on page 331 it says Seasickness, seems to be the Effect of Agitation. The smoke of Seacoal, the Smell of the stagnant putrid Water... That shows exactly how he was feeling by showing us his viewpoint of the journey.]]> 2018-02-22 14:58:34 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253330 Grace and Sophia https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253346 #11 and 12

Primary Sources

The author includes quotes from John Adams dairy because when he wrote those sentences, that is how he was really feeling at that time in history and that helps us visualize what was really happening in the past because he was really there. The seasickness he felt was written down in his diary. When he says "The smoke of seacoal, the Smell of stagnant putrid water, the odor of the Ship where sailors sleep..." that helps us see that the sickness he was feeling was more than one thing. The author includes quotes because John Adams was there at that point in history. 

In the picture below , you can tell that in was hard to sail in this weather and the author wanted someone who was there to experience it.  It also makes the book more believable . 
]]> 2018-02-22 14:58:36 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253346 Lukas and Robby #´s 14/15 https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253706
Primary Sources
We think that the author used primary sources because it helps you understand how it actualy was back there especially when they used a quote from his actual diary and that shows to people that it actually happened and it was a historical fact. Thanks for reading this
]]> 2018-02-22 14:59:02 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253706 Harry and June https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253905 Cause and Effect
Johnny Adams thought it was a cannon fire from the British frigates. It turned out that the ship was struck by lightning. The text states,"C-R-R-AAACK!...Was that cannon fire? Had the British frigate overtaken them? Would the firing continue until they surrendered? Or would the Boston fight until it sank between the waves?  In truth, there were no cannons at work. "The ship has been struck by lightning!" an officer told them."]]> 2018-02-22 14:59:15 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253905 Lauren and Evie https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253983 Primary Sources

I think that the author includes quotes from the diary because it gives it more of a realistice feeling. In the text it states "...The smoke of Seacoal, the Smell of stanant putrid Water, the odour of the ship where the sailors sleep, or any other offensive odor" this is giving the reader a thought of what it felt like to be on the ship. What a reader could figure out that it smelt really bad on the boat if they read this quout]]> 2018-02-22 14:59:20 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234253983 Kasandra, Kayley, and Maxwell https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234256338 Visual Elements

The illustrations in the book add meaning to the story and communicate the tone by showing different viewpoints of the story. For example, on page 332, it shows Captain Tucker's point of view from his telescope. To contrast so, on page 330, it shows us the ship and it's harsh surroundings from third point of view. Each separate image displays the same story in a different way to help us see how the story's tone is harsh and brutal. ]]> 2018-02-22 15:02:24 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234256338 Gwen & jesi https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234256763 PRIMARY SOURCES
We think that the author included quotes from the text because  they wanted to make the reader fell like as if they were  there and to put a picture in there mind of what was happening.]]> 2018-02-22 15:03:01 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234256763 Nicholas and Autumn https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234258859 Johnny thought it was cannon fire because of the loud CRACK and the flash of light from their little mini cabin.The CRACK was from lightning because it was a stormy day and the ships were fighting so Johnny thought that the lighting bolt was cannon fire.]]> 2018-02-22 15:06:08 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234258859 Kaitlyn & Henry Cause & Effect https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234258905 Johnny thought the crack he heard was cannon fire because there was a British frigate chasing him and he was worried that the frigate had overtaken them. 

What really caused the crack was lightning striking the mast. The lighting hurt four crew members.]]> 2018-02-22 15:06:12 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234258905 Sienna & Max O. https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234260243  Cause and Effect
Johnny thought the crack was cannon fire because there was a big boom that sounded like cannon fire also there were 3 frigates directly behind them that had been following johnny , his dad and the crew for 2 days.But it was caused by lightning.]]> 2018-02-22 15:08:06 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234260243 Gillian and Mina's Analyze the text Cause and Effect https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234261791 The sound caused johnny to think it was a cannon fire and lightning really caused the crack.

]]> 2018-02-22 15:10:18 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234261791 Maxwell, Kasandra, and Kayley https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234299494 Primary Sources

The author includes quotes from John Adams diary because it adds more detail to the story for our understanding, which helps us visualize more in our heads. It also makes the story more believable for the reader.]]> 2018-02-22 16:00:55 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234299494 https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234302520 2018-02-22 16:05:15 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/234302520 hi izabellablack https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/1237767195

]]> 2021-02-24 18:17:47 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/1237767195 https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/1932240590 What was the story about 

]]> 2021-12-06 22:17:32 UTC https://padlet.com/kpatterson21/6q6mwh8mbb9o/wish/1932240590