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PART D: QUOTATION SENSATION. Instructions: Plan and write a fully developed, well-‐structured paragraph (topic sentence, supporting points, recap) in ...
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Lord of the Flies Chapter 5: Beast from Water PART A: CHAPTER OVERVIEW PART B: CHAPTER QUESTIONS
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Word: convulsion (p.82) Best Guess: Definition/Part of Speech: Sentence: Word indignantly (p. 89) Best Guess: Definition/Part of Speech: Sentence: Word derisive (p.92) Best Guess: Definition/Part of Speech: Sentence: Word effigy (p. 93) Best Guess: Definition/Part of Speech: Sentence: Word decorum (p. 9 6 ) Best Guess: Definition/Part of Speech: Sentence: PART D: QUOTATION SENSATION Instructions: Plan and write a fully developed, well-‐structured paragraph (topic sentence, supporting points, recap) in response to the following quotation/question. Please support your ideas and opinions with at least ONE other quotation from the chapter. Much of Chapter 5 revolves around a debate around the “beast”: if it could exist, where it lives, what it is, what the boys will do with it if they catch it or what its intentions with the boys could possibly be. On page 96, “Simon became inarticulate in his effort to express mankind’s essential illness” after expressing “What I mean is…maybe it’s only us?” Using Simon’s thoughts to guide your own, what is he trying to say about the existence of the “beast”? ***Please show your PLANNNING and WRITING process on a separate sheet of paper. Both I, and the environment, thank you. J