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IE3 Core Thursday: Lesson 5

5/7/2015

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Hi everyone,

I hope everyone had a great Golden Week vacation, and you're well-rested for a busy May.

In-text Citation:
At the start of class, we learned to put direct quotes from your novels into your book reports. This is called in-text citation, and we use it to show when we are using ideas from other sources (e.g. like the characters in your novels, or from the author).

Also, we need to use in-text citation to avoid plagiarism (= copy somebody’s idea and claim it as your own).  If you use another person’s idea, you must tell the reader where you got that information.

1.  Direct Quote
When you use a direct quote, you are quoting the information directly from your novel.  For example:

By the end of his adventure, Santiago realizes that "the fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself" (Coelho 73).

This tells us that "the fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself" is a sentence from the novel by the author Coelho, and this information is on page 73. 


MLA Referencing:
We also learned how to write down the source information from your graded readers.  This is called MLA Referencing.  For most of your references, you need to use this format.

Author. Title. City of Publication: Publisher, year.


Checking Understanding:
Before our discussions, we reviewed expressions that you can use to check your group's understanding. You can use these expressions;
a.  Are you following me?
b.  Are there any questions?
c.  Do you understand?

Also, when you don't understand during a discussion, you can ask these questions:
a.  Can you explain that again?
b.  What was that again?
c.  What does ... mean? (when you don't know a word)


Homework:

1.  Discussion Preparation
2.  Blog Post #5
3.  Complete Book Report #1
  • use the Book Report template on the website in the Reading-Book Report section
  • type your book report
  • email your Book Report by Thursday, May 14 before 10:30am to ntakeda.aogaku@yahoo.com
**NO JOURNAL ENTRY THIS WEEK!

Blog Question #5:

Write down the two quotes that you are going to use in your book report. Make sure to use in-text citation for each quote.
a.  Who says them?
b.  Why are you using each quote?

  • Write 8-10 sentences.
  • Use capitalization, punctuation & spelling correctly.
  • Submit by Wednesday, May 13 by 6:00pm.
13 Comments
IEⅢ-Miki
5/11/2015 01:22:35 am

First, I use"What’s in a name?"(Shakespeare 32)
It is the heroine Juliet's word to herself.
I use it because the meaningless of the name is one of the themes of my book.
Secondly, I use "See what a scourge is laid upon your hate, That heaven finds means to kill your joys with love!" (Shakespeare 110) It is Prince of Verona's word.
I use it because it taught me that hate does not pay.

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IEⅢ-Hiroko
5/11/2015 11:45:56 am

1.“I’m never going to the country again. You and I are going to get a house of our own, right here in Tokyo” (Natsume 132).
a. Botchan
b. Because I thought this words indicates his love for Tokyo.

2. ““Never mind,” I said. “I won’t waste any more breath trying to get you to talk. I feel sorry for you, though. Here you are in middle school, and you still don’t know the high road from the low.” ” (Natsume 40).
a. Botchan
b. Because I thought you can understand his personality from this scene.

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IEIII-Harufu
5/11/2015 10:13:11 pm

1 “I didn’t do any harm to you. It was only the boy I wanted to save. Honest.” (Dickens 100).
a. Nancy
b.I use this quote because Nancy told her boss clearly what she was thinking. I want to show everyone Nancy's true feeling.
2 “First chance, Nancy, first chance, we’ll kidnap him” (Dickens 60)
a. Bill Sikes
b. The reason I used this Bill's words because I want everyone to know about Bill was conspiring to kidnap Oliver.

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Motorola Kuromasa
5/11/2015 11:08:00 pm

1. "Rings said that the Break up of the Beatles was like a divorce. A divorce doesn't usually just happen. There's months and years of misery."(Ronaldson,73)
a. Ringo said this sentence.
b. This is the most important thing to explain about literary term.

" As John walked by him, Chapman shouted out, "Mr. Lennon" and shot John four times. (Ronaldson, 84)
a. It is said by the writer.
b. The irony in this book is the death of John Lennon. Therefore, I want to use this sentence because it is an important part of irony section.

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IE3-Motoko
5/11/2015 11:09:47 pm

I am sorry.

The previous post was mistake.

1. "Rings said that the Break up of the Beatles was like a divorce. A divorce doesn't usually just happen. There's months and years of misery."(Ronaldson,73)
a. Ringo said this sentence.
b. This is the most important thing to explain about literary term.

" As John walked by him, Chapman shouted out, "Mr. Lennon" and shot John four times. (Ronaldson, 84)
a. It is said by the writer.
b. The irony in this book is the death of John Lennon. Therefore, I want to use this sentence because it is an important part of irony section.

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IE3-Ami
5/12/2015 02:01:10 am

1 "I want to be with you and William Ernest and Mr.Randloph" (Paterson 148)
a. Gilly Hopkins
b. The reason I used this quotation is because this line showed the change of Gilly's mind for a family.

2 “This will be your third home in less than three years” (Paterson 1)
a. Miss Ellis
b. I used this quotation because it was irony that Gilly was a foster child. She doesn't want to drift from one foster family to anoter. However, people around her guess the same situation is coming again.

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IE3-Kento
5/12/2015 10:58:52 am

1 "But I do believe, my dear Colley, that you are the biggest fool of the lot!" (Hilton 5)
a. Mr. Chips
b. This '"Coley" is the third Colley for Mr.chips. Additionally, the first and second Colley was punished by Mr. Chips. Therefore, he said such a joke and I choose to use this quotation.

2 He saw a girl being in difficulties so he harried toward her. However, he slipped and twisted his ankle. Additionally, she was hardly in difficulties at all and she was a veteran of climbing. At the end, she rescued him.(Hilton 12)

a. It was told by a writer.
b. In my opinion, this is the most comical situation. He was kind enough to help her but ironically she helped him.

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IE3-Hiroka
5/12/2015 01:04:55 pm

1 “What does she know? It was just a phone call. Anybody can call up and say anything they want.”(Mazer 11)
a.Billy
b.He says this when he receives the phone call to inform that the plane his parents have been on has crashed, and he does not want to believe it. I am sympathized with him and that would be exactly how I feel if I get this phone call.

2 “…may be you are right. Maybe I should stay home…So I’ll fall behind in school…that is not the end of the world.”(Mazer 49)
a.Kevin
b.He makes up his mind to fall behind his classes and live with brother and sister. He made a brave decision, while I cannot do that. I want to keep my studying so that my dream comes true. Therefore, it is mature of him to devote all his time for his younger brothers and sisters.

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IE3-Yui
5/12/2015 02:56:43 pm

"I won't kill for sport." (Gram 28)
a, This was used by Maximus . He was a protagonist in this book.
b, The reason why I choose this is that I want to use this for expressing his characteristic.

"Maximus slowly bent down and pick up some sand from the arena." (Gram 67)
a, This was said by a narrator.
b, Maximus always do this when he start to fight. When he doesn't do this, it means he doesn't want to fight or think it is not fight or have any fighting spirit. I want to use this quotation for expressing his action.

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IE3 Aoi
5/12/2015 04:15:35 pm

1 "Marian was very tall, and her eyes were very blue. Her face was round like her mother's, but the colour was pink instead of almost white."
a This is the words in Leo's mind when he saw Marian for the first time.
b I chose thie quote because I whould like to compare descriptions of love at first sight with another one in other story. I think I wrote about Titanic as comparion.


2 "Can you spoon with someone without getting married?"
a The words said by Ted.
b I didn't know the mean of "spoon" and I checked. And I thought I can use this phrase to explain what I whould do if I were Leo.

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IEIII Ayano
5/12/2015 05:26:39 pm

1. “What do you think of Japan?” (Soto 8)
The principal said to Lincoln.
Because if principal didn’t say this word to him, he couldn’t go to Japan to study abroad. I think this quote is very important in the book.

2. “Welcome, Lincoln,” Mrs. Ono said, bowing. “You must be tired.” (Soto 19)
Mrs. Ono who is Lincoln’s host mother said it.
From this quote, I can know that Mrs. Ono can considerate on people. This symbolize that Mrs. Ono is a considerate person.

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IE3 Akane
5/12/2015 06:53:50 pm

1"My story was true.".
aThe time traveler
bThis word changed character's mind and link to the theme of this novel.

2"They were put into my pocket by Wenna".
aThe Time Traveller
bHe said this word with putting is hand to his hand. He tried to remember somethng and thought of Wenna. I felt the thought for Wennna from this word.

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IEⅢ Ryo
5/13/2015 03:49:09 am

1" Four legs good, two legs bad" (Orwell 29)
a, Napoleon.
b,This sentence describe the Animalism briefly and simply.
2" All of them were walking on their hind legs"
a, The animals who watched pig walking with two legs.
b, This fact connect to the funny ending.

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