Student Writers' Room : Trojan Horse

Wednesday, October 18, 2023

Trojan Horse

KWO READ WRITE PAGES QUESTIONS

KWO the IEW Trojan Horse story.

READ the longer version in this post.

WRITE your own version using your KWO (you may add information earned from the longer version)

15 extra credit points possible! VOCABULARY!

Stylistic Requirements:
Indicate 1 of each DRESS UP
Indicate 5 of the OPENERs
Indicate vocab with cyan blue highlight
NO banned words, contractions, of dialogue
CHECKLIST required

SUBMISSION ORDER remains the same (Staple: top/final draft . . . checklist . . . bottom/KWO)

Be sure to complete the PAGES associated with this chapter in your IEW Book

Answer all of the QUESTIONS below the longer version of the Trojan Horse story. Answer with complete sentences. Be sure to use the bolded vocabulary words in each answer. When you find a question that does NOT have a bolded vocab word in it, find the appropriate vocabulary word in the text that can be used in the answer. BOLD the vocabulary words in your answers.

BONUS! YOU MAY ADD THESE WORDS TO YOUR ONGOING VOCABULARY LIST & USE THEM FOR EXTRA CREDIT IN THIS ESSAY AND IN FUTURE ESSAYS.

Please note: You may add what you have learned from this longer version of the story to your essay. Be very careful not to plagiarize. If you need to KWO sentences from the longer text in order to remember the info, you may.

Otherwise, you may simply add what you have learned from the longer version or already know. Make sure the information meshes. In other words, if you add facts, they must make sense in the context of YOUR essay.

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OPENERs

(S) Subject Opener

(1) Because

(2) Prepositional (prep)

(3) ly adverb (ly)

(4) ing

(5) www asia

(6) very short sentence (vss)

(7) ed

(8) Abstract Noun

Examples

(S) The door is locked.

(1) Because the forecast called for rain, I took my umbrella.

(2) Under the leafy branches of an old oak tree, we found the perfect place for our picnic.

(3) Silently, the cat stalks its prey.

(4) Embracing his mom, the boy told her he was happy she was home.

(5) When the clock struck twelve, the carriage turned back into a pumpkin.

(5) While the teacher taught the lesson, the students remained attentive.

(5) Where there is smoke, there is fire.

(5) As the campfire was lit, the children ran to find the marshmallows, chocolate, and graham crackers.

(5) Since the last rehearsal, the understudy has been perfecting his lines just in case he has to take the stage.

(5) If anyone knocks on the door, be sure to call a parent to answer it.

(5) Although the Bible was the more difficult King James version, the little boy read it every day.

(6) Never swim alone.

(7) Excited about attending Mass, the child bounded out of bed on Sunday morning.

(8) "Faith and Reason are like two wings on which the human spirit rises to the contemplation of truth..." (JPJII)

What are M3s?

(M3-adj) Repeating adjectives

(M3-ing) Repeating ing(s)

(M3-ly) Repeating ly(s) adverbs

(M3-vb) Repeating verbs

(M3-n) Repeating nouns

(M3 intj) Repeating interjections

(M3 vss) Short staccato sentence

Examples:

(M3-adj) The rolling, tumbling, cascading river took him, and he worked hard to stay afloat. (This could also be indicated as M3-ing)

(M3-adj) The sky was a beautiful, bright, blue dome dotted with fluffy white clouds.

(This could also be indicated as an ALLIT)

(M3-ing) Standing, balancing, and grinning, my ten month old brother gleefully reached for my outstretched hands.

(M3-ly) My dance teacher told me to move gracefully, confidently, and joyfully.

(M3-vb) He walked across the bridge, looked out over the edge, and smiled with happiness.

(M3-n) The boys visited shelters, orphanages, and retirement homes in their mission to bring Christmas joy to those who might be lonely.

(M3-n) She won the accolades of her peers, the admiration of her siblings, and the approval of her parents when her book hit the bestseller list. (noun phrases)

(M3 intj) And just like that . . . pow, zap, bang, she disappeared in a cloud of smoke.

(M3 vss) Rain pounded on the windows. Thunder violently boomed and crashed. Lightning streaked the sky.