Thurs, Feb chapter 10 4 content questions

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chapter 10 pages 92-95  

Go to number 13 10 min 49


As noted twice previously this week: 

WARNING!!!! This past weekend, the previous chapters that we have been listening to read by Trevor Noah have been removed.  That means, if you have not been keeping up, the previous links to the individual chapters are no longer working! You may however access the previous chapters through Born a Crime audio link..access to all chapters

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Copy and paste the following onto a google doc, respond to the questions and share with me directly. Press share/ my name or number 2006630

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Classwork/ Homework: due by midnight

1. Who was Abel?

2. How did Trevor know Maylene and why did he admire her?

3. Where did the two of them first kiss?

4.  What simile does Trevor use to describe being rejected by his Valentine? (weave in the text.)

vocabulary:
devastated (adj)-destroyed, shattered, stunned dazed

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