Target due Y 1) Read the excerpt adapted from The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling. Take turns reading the numbered sections with your partner, then select the best summary Working together with your partner, discuss the main events in the story. Then, write a short summary (3-5 sentences) of this selection. While hunting, Father Wolf finds a young boy. Knowing that Sheme Kham meam, he brings the boy back to his lair. There, Father and Mother Wolf argwe were her protect the boy or give him to Shere Khan O Father Wolf has received news that Shere Khan has entered this tortor men nearby mountain to meet with Shere Khan and negotiate ang is. A young boy interrupts the meeting and Father Wolf must save him rom Share on O Tabaqui the jackal speaks to Father Wolf as he is about to go batangas smag to eat, and Father Wolf gives him a bone. The jackal tilsat she has the tiger, is hunting for humans. The tiger does not to the bow but the waves Wolf wants to look at the child. 2) Read the excerpt adapted from The Sungle Book by Rudyard Kipling. Take turns reading the numbered sections with your partner, then choose the correct answer How did reading the story aloud and talking about it with you were better understand

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the quote relates to no dogs barked because the father and son learn a lot from each other. the theme is love because the father misses his son and they are trying to get to his mom where her dogs are barking.

in the following paragraph, the fourth sentence the correct answer is: three personal subject pronouns

”she was embarrassed when she found that they had been put back on the shelves…”

a   subject pronoun is a personal pronoun. i, you, he, she it, we, they.  

in the sentence it can be observed she, used twice and they used once. is for this reason that is a three personal subject pronoun sentence.

answer: narrator   ·   the narrator relates the events of the novel in the third person and has access to every character’s thoughts and emotions. biased and partial, the narrator often mocks, condemns, or shows affection for the characters.

mocks, condemns, or shows affection for the characters.

point of view   ·   the novel is written mainly from anne’s point of view, but it frequently switches to marilla’s and sometimes to matthew’s points of view.mocks, condemns, or shows affection for the characters.

point of view   ·   the novel is written mainly from anne’s point of view, but it frequently switches to marilla’s and sometimes to matthew’s points of view.

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