English III #6

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Where did the Oregon trail begin?

Independence, Missouri

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Whose mission station did the Oregon Trail pass?

Dr. Marcus Whitman

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Who wrote The Oregon Trail?

Francis Parkman

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What was an obstacle for [writer of The Oregon Trail]?

poor health

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What three reasons did he(writer of The Oregon Trail) give for why people go West?

hope of a better life, escaping laws of society, or restlessness

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ponderous

very heavy

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fastidious

hard to please

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repugnance

strong dislike 

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languor

the lack of activity

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intrepid

courageous

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petulant

irritable

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stamp

kind or type

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impetuous

hasty

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who was Quincy Adams Shaw? (in The Oregon Trail)

Francis Parkman’s relative

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where did Francis Parkman and [his companion] start their trip? (in The Oregon Trail)

St. Louis

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what roamed the prairie? (in The Oregon Trail)

buffalo

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what was a hunter’s paradise? (in The Oregon Trail)

the Black Hills

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What did Francis Parkman have to give up to get his rifle back?

a spur

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after being in the mountains and traveling with the Indians, what seemed like the center of comfort and civilization?

Fort Laramie

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spatial order

the way one’s eyes move

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descriptive paragraph

  1. develop by using sensory details

  2. place the supportive sentences in spatial order

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narrative paragraph

  1. develop by using facts or examples and sensory details

  2. place the supportive sentences in chronological order

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expository paragraph

  1. develop facts, examples, or steps

  2. place facts and examples in order of importance

  3. place steps in chronological order

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persuasive paragraph

  1. develop by using facts or reasons

  2. place supportive sentences in order of importance

  3. end with a summary or clincher sentence

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6 steps of planning an essay

  1. choose a subject area

  2. narrow your topic

  3. write your thesis statement

  4. formulate an outline

  5. do research on your topic

  6. arrange your note cards in order accord to your outline

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when choosing an essay topic, pick a subject that:

  1. interests you

  2. will interest your readers

  3. you know alot about

  4. you can find research material for

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in writing an outline, consider whether the topic falls into natural ______

divisions

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When you do research for you topic, keep _____ and _____

source cards and note cards

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start your essay with a:

question, quotation, definition, or outstanding fact