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Intent and/or Tone Contents xi
Foreword xiii
Preface xv
Ripe Figs: Sample Lesson 1
Ripe Figs 2
Characters and Conflicts 23
Salvation 25
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 25
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 27
Pre-reading Questions 27
"Salvation" 28
Journal 31
Follow-up Questions 34
Discussion Questions 35
Writing 35
Ah Bah's Money 36
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 36
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 38
Pre-reading Questions 38
"Ah Bah's Money" 39
Journal 43
Follow-up Questions 46
Discussion Questions 47
Writing 47
Cranes 48
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 48
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 50
Pre-reading Questions 50
"Cranes" 51
Journal 56
Follow-up Questions 59
Discussion Questions 60
Writing 60
Setting and Props 61
Bone Girl 62
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 62
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 64
Pre-reading Questions 64
"Bone Girl" 65
Journal 72
Follow-up Questions 75
Discussion Questions 76
Writing 76
The Hockey Sweater 77
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 77
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 79
Pre-reading Questions 79
"The Hockey Sweater" 80
Journal 83
Follow-up Questions 86
Discussion Questions 87
Writing 87
Strong Temptations-Strategic Movements-The Innocents Beguiled 88
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 88
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 90
Pre-reading Questions 90
"Strong Temptations-Strategic Movements-The Innocents Beguiled" 91
Journal 96
Follow-up Questions 99
Discussion Questions 100
Writing 100
Plot and Foreshadowing 103
Marlene's Adventures 104
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 104
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 106
Pre-reading Questions 106
"Marlene's Adventures" 107
Journal 117
Follow-up Questions 120
Discussion Questions 121
Writing 121
Trail of the Green Blazer 122
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 122
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 124
Pre-reading Questions 124
"Trail of the Green Blazer" 125
Journal 130
Follow-up Questions 133
Discussion Questions 134
Writing 134
The Tell-Tale Heart 135
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 135
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 137
Pre-reading Questions 137
"The Tell-Tale Heart" 138
Journal 143
Follow-up Questions 146
Discussion Questions 147
Writing 147
Irony 149
The Story of an Hour 150
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 150
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 152
Pre-reading Questions 152
"The Story of an Hour" 153
Journal 156
Follow-up Questions 159
Discussion Questions 160
Writing 160
Gifts of the Magi 161
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 161
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 163
Pre-reading Questions 163
"Gifts of the Magi" 164
Journal 170
Follow-up Questions 173
Discussion Questions 174
Writing 174
Wine on the Desert 175
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Context 175
Pre-reading Vocabulary-Structural Attack 177
Pre-reading Questions 177
"Wine on the Desert" 178
Journal 186
Follow-up Questions 189
Discussion Questions 190
Writing 190
How I Use This Book 191
Glossary of Prefixes and Suffixes 195
Credits 201
Index 203
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Howard Kim
reviewed Sterling Stories on September 30, 2014 Sterling Stories
1. Does this story of its characters remind you of another story you have read? Does it remind you of a movie? How are they alike? And how are they different?
Last semester I had read "High Life Low Life" which was about exactly the same character of the book I read, "East 43rd Street." Nat Marley tried to solve all problems he encountered in both adventures. But, in "East 43rd Street" he was in a bigger trouble than the other one. Actually, I don't remember if his assistant was the same person or not. In both books, he was introduced as a former worker of New York Police Department. He used his job experience to deal with the problems he ran across by the aid of his assistant and his co-worker. I could say that I liked the story of this book, and it helped me to finish this book in a short time. "High Life Low Life" was escapist novel as well.
2. Sometimes we read, certain words or phrases or images stand out. Maybe they are words or phrases that make an impression because of their sound, or maybe the meaning or image they make strikes us? Sometimes we find words or expressions we just do not understand. Share those that you have come across and describe why you listed them.
I listed many phrases I liked in this book, and I believe that they are absolutely useful in everyday life while you are speaking. I think that learning this kind of phrases is more helpful for English learners to improve their speaking skills. Besides, I realized that some Turkish and English phrases are exactly the same in which I put asterisk.
Couldn't be better (*)
Cross fingers and legs
A minute stretched to 45 minutes (*)
Be out of someone's reach
Give me a break
Be up to
No smoke without fire. (*)
Be one step ahead (*)
No way
Lock somebody up
Make someone's way (*)
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