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We all make judgments about people. We see classmates in the hall and comment on their
clothes, behavior, or something they may have done. Often we come to a conclusion about what
kind of person we think that they are, or reason why they do certain things. In doing so, we are
characterizing them. We use the same tools authors use to create realistic characters in a
literary text. As readers, our job is to identify those reasons why a character may believe or act
a certain way in a literary text. This assignment will demonstrate your ability to identify and
analyze a character’s reasons for actions or beliefs.
Grading:
• LI.07 Identify and analyze unstated reasons for actions or beliefs based on explicitly stated
information.
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