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Transcript of PAGE 21 “THE THREE-CENTURY WOMAN” AND “THE FALL OF THE HINDENBURG” Critical Thinking.
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PAGE 21“THE THREE-CENTURY
WOMAN” AND “THE FALL OF THE HINDENBURG”
Critical Thinking
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Key Ideas and Details
1a. “Needless to say, I hated going” and “I have a severe mall habit.”
1b. He wanted to show how Great-grandma “grew” on Meagan.
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Key Ideas and Details
2a. He quickly moves through the interview and only notices Great-grandma’s age.
2b. She claims to have been at two disasters; she says the Hindenburg was five blocks long.
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Key Ideas and Details
3a. She is annoyed with the anchor and likes hoodwinking him.
3b. She is an inventive, mischievous person.
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Key Ideas and Details
4. He wants to inform readers about a terrible tragedy.
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Key Ideas and Details
5a. The fiction includes personal details and exaggeration; the nonfiction focuses on facts.
5b. Great-grandma aims to be personal and colorful; she even includes jokes. Morrison seeks to inform readers of the scope of the disaster; he includes facts and statistics.
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Integration of Knowledge and Ideas
6. See “After You Read” graphic organizer completed in class.
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Key Ideas and Details
7a. Meagan reluctantly visits Great-grandma, whose nursing home is overtaken by reporters who want to interview her because she has lived in three centuries. Great-grandma is annoyed with a TV anchor and begins making up stories. Her sassy attitude appeals to Meagan, who decides to visit more often.
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Key Ideas and Details
7b. The explosion of the Hindenburg was a great tragedy in which many lives were lost.