1. She jumped up suddenly and left the room.
2. She speaks so softly that I can hardly hear her.
3. With his silly attitude, he fits the role of the jester perfectly.
4. After the long drive, she was barely awake.
5. She is a quick learner; he learns more slowly.
6. The wooly mammoth is believed to be the ancestor of the modern elephant.

Outsiders aloud up to top of p144.
Finish ch9 silently, and then do the Chapter 8 and 9 quiz. Click only. Open book.
Done early? Work on crossword, essay, vocabulary.

I will check out S.L.A.P. rough drafts for those that have them.
Checklist for S.L.A.P.  (due Thursday).

• In the first two paragraphs, you state which type of narrator you think is better for this book, and show an example.
• In the first two paragraphs, you define the differences between a 1st and 3rd person narrator.
• You use at least one other example from the book to back up what you say.
• You rebut the opposition with an example.
• You have a conclusion that restates your point.
• Your examples are specific and explained.
• You use at least 4 paragraphs, and proper mechanics.
• NDP, neat, and in ink.