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What factual information will you need to describe your person's loss of innocence beside from the direct questions you have for their change from before to after the event? Next, do a simple search on those topics and consider terminology and statistics. For the simple search, use Google, dictionary, and encyclopedia websites. Make a list of the terms that you researched, and briefly explain your examples and where you could locate that information.
 * Honors English I (Period 4)- Research Journal**

Example-- Factual information that will be needed for a research paper on Lauren Barr: 1- the type of cancer Lauren has 2- statistics on life expectancy for that cancer 3- amount of money needed to support the cancer treatment 4- grief with cancer 5- various ways to treat cancer

//20 Possible Points for this Journal//

//5 points- List of terms// //5 points- each term has a brief explanation// //5 points- each term has a possible location or source for information// //5 points- grammar, mechanics, spelling//

Pretending that you are a jury member during Tom Robinson's trial, which side would you vote for? Persuade someone to believe your side, either Bob Ewell's or Tom Robinson's. Use the information from the court clues we discussed in class to help you with your decision. How would you try to get the rest of the jurors to make the unanimous (everyone agrees) decision with you?
 * English I (Period 1 & 3)- //TKAM// Wiki Entry #3**

1. Use the court case descriptions (illustrations and T-Charts) discussed in class. 2. Review Ch. 17-20 in the book. 3. Use any of the following words to help you form a persuasive argument: Admittedly, Certainly, Clearly, Consequently, Even so, Furthermore, In addition, In fact, Indeed, It is true that, Nevertheless, No doubt, Obviously, Of course, On the other hand, Therefore, Thus, To be sure, True, Undoubtedly, Unquestionably, Yet//.// 4. Cite the page numbers from the book when information is referenced. Example: This is a sentence from the book (Lee 6).
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//22 points possible for this assignment.// Grading 10 points- Using specific details from the chapters to show side of the argument 5 points- Content is persuasive of one side 5 points- Correct grammar, spelling, mechanics 2 points- Correct citation of page number