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Title of Book: To Be a Slave Author: Julius Lester

Title of Book: To Be a Slave Author: Julius Lester. Name: Adrian L. Class Period: 5. Context Clues. Text Purpose. The author’s purpose is to inform of all the

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Title of Book: To Be a Slave Author: Julius Lester

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  1. Title of Book: To Be a SlaveAuthor: Julius Lester Name: Adrian L. Class Period: 5

  2. Context Clues

  3. Text Purpose The author’s purpose is to inform of all the horrible things done in the slavery era. The intended audience is mostly students and teachers, because it can be used as a source for school lessons on slavery.

  4. Text Structure The book is made up of different excerpts from books, and other written documents. It helps you get a feel of the slavery era, because there are so many perspectives.

  5. Text Representation On page 24 to 26, which is an excerpt from pages 159 to 160, from the book Ball, the person who is talking is listing events in order, using transitions like “day by day” and “it was more than a week”.

  6. Author’s Perspective/Point of View

  7. Main Idea

  8. Supporting Details

  9. Title: To Be a Slave 1. Only talks about one era of slavery. 2. Gives personal accounts of slavery in 1st person. 3. Small excerpts from many sources. 4 Has many different speakers. 5. It’s an actual book. Title: The Spread of Slavery in the U.S. 1. Speak of the first dark skinned slaves (Native Americans). 2. Talks about Ponce de Leon. 3. Brings up Columbus. 4. Has one speaker. 5. Is only a short “article”. Source: <http://eh.net/encyclopedia/article/wahl.slavery.us> Both: 1. Both speak of slavery. 2. Both speak of a form of slavery. 3. Both state bad events that occurred. 4. Both give forms of description. (Only had four for this one because it never specified in how many.) Compare-Contrast

  10. Draw Inferences

  11. Facts

  12. Opinions

  13. Reading Response On page 59, I can relate to the plantation thing, because my grandfather was taken as a slave during the Cuban Revolution era. He too, worked on a plantation, It gives a great description of the plantation scene, and makes you feel like you’re right there. On page 110, it talks about the “biggest parties being on Christmas”. This is funny because in my house, it’s the same. I felt like I were right at one of our parties. On page 126, it talks about slaves escaping, meaning there are somewhat happy endings in some cases. It made me feel kind of happy.

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