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English Language Learner Adapted Interactive Reader Table of ContentsThe selections included in this preview are highlighted.Grade 11Literary and Reading SkillXSelectionAuthorCreation Myths, Reading FolkLiteratureIroquois Myth, The World on the Turtle’sBackHistorical Context, Reading aPrimary SourceReport, from La RelaciónFigurative Language, Clarify OlderPoetryPaired SelectionsPoem, To My Dear and Loving HusbandUpon the Burning of Our HousePoem, HuswiferyPersuasion, Analyze EmotionalAppealsSermon, from Sinners in the Hands of anAngry GodJonathan EdwardsConventions of Drama, DrawConclusions About CharactersDrama, from The CrucibleArthur MillerUnderstand Historical Context,SynthesizePaired SelectionsOnline Article, McCarthyismNewspaper Article, The Demons of Salem,With Us StillMemoir, from TimebendsÁlvar Núñez Cabeza de VacaAnne BradstreetEdward TaylorVictor NavaskyArthur MillerRhetorical Devices, ReadingPersuasive SpeechSpeech, Speech in the Virginia ConventionPatrick HenryArgument, Analyze Text StructurePublic Document, The Declaration ofIndependenceThomas JeffersonSatire, Analyze ImageryShort Story, The Devil and Tom WalkerWashington IrvingStanza and Rhyme Scheme,Reading Traditional PoetryPaired SelectionsPoem, A Psalm of LifePoem, The Tide Rises, The Tide FallsTranscendentalism, Identify ThemePaired SelectionsEssay, from Self-RelianceEssay, from NatureEssay, Evaluate IdeasEssay, from WaldenHenry David ThoreauHenry Wadsworth LongfellowRalph Waldo EmersonSound Devices, Make InferencesPoem, The RavenEdgar Allan PoeSymbol, Identify CulturalCharacteristicsShort Story, The Minister’s Black VeilNathaniel HawthorneFree Verse, Analyze TonePaired SelectionsPoem, “I Hear America Singing” fromSong of MyselfPoem, A Noiseless Patient SpiderPoem, Beat! Beat! Drums!Walt WhitmanTeacher’s Guide Preview

Grade 11, ContinuedLiterary and Reading SkillSelectionAuthorDickinson’s StylePaired SelectionsPoem, Because I could not stop for DeathPoem, Success is counted sweetestPoem, Much madness is divinest sensePoem, My life closed twice before its closePoem, The soul selects her own societyPoem, I heard a fly buzz—when I diedPoem, My life had stood—a Loaded GunEmily DickinsonStyle, Analyze Author’s PurposeSlave Narrative, from Narrative of the Lifeof Frederick Douglass, an American SlaveFrederick DouglassShort Story, An Occurrence at Owl CreekBridgeStephen CraneIrony and Overstatement, PredictAutobiography, from The Autobiographyof Mark TwainMark TwainTheme, Analyze Author’sPerspectiveShort Story, The Law of LifeJack LondonTheme, Analyze Patterns ofOrganizationShort Story, The Story of an HourKate ChopinSpeaker, Analyze Rhythm andRepetitionPaired Selections]Poem, HarlemPoem, The Negro Speaks of RiversPoem, I, TooPoem, The Weary BluesLangston HughesRhetorical Techniques, Identify MainIdeasEssay, How It Feels to Be Colored MeZora Neale HurstonFrost’s Style, Recognize AmbiguityPaired SelectionsPoem, Acquainted with the NightPoem, Nothing Gold Can StayPoem, “Out, Out—”Robert FrostStream of Consciousness, Summarize StanzasPoem, The Love Song of J. Alfred PrufrockT. S. EliotPoint of View, Analyze SequenceShort Story, A Rose for EmilyWilliam FaulknerSubjectivity in Reporting, AnalyzeDescriptive DetailsShort Story, A New Kind of WarErnest HemingwayCharacterization and Tone, AnalyzeHistorical ContextShort Story, AdamKurt Vonnegut, Jr.Allusion, Elements of an ArgumentLetter, from Letter from Birmingham JailDr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Analyze Text and GraphicsGovernment Document, All Across theU.S.A.: Population Distribution andComposition, 2000Voice, Analyze StructureEssay, Straw into Gold: TheMetamorphosis of the EverydayCrane’s Style, Make InferencesTeacher’s Guide PreviewSandra CisnerosXI

English Language Learner Adapted Interactive Reader Table of ContentsThe selections included in this preview are highlighted.Grade 12Literary and ReadingSkillAuthorEpic, Reading Old English PoetryEpic Poem, from BeowulfThe Beowulf Poet, Translatedby Burton RaffelHistorical Writing, AnalyzeAuthor’s PurposeHistorical Writing, from A History of the EnglishChurch and PeopleThe Venerable BedeCharacterization, ParaphrasePoem, “Prologue” from Canterbury TalesGeoffrey Chaucer, Translatedby Nevill CoghillSynthesize, Draw ConclusionsXIISelection[Paired Selectons]Excerpt, from A Distant MirrorMagazine Article, In the Footsteps of the FaithfulMap and Illustrations, Pilgrimage SitesBarbara TuchmanTaras GrescoeMedieval Romance, MakeInferencesRomance, from Sir Gawain and the Green KnightThe Gawain Poet, Translatedby John GardnerShakespearean Sonnet, AnalyzeImageryPaired SelectionsPoem, Sonnet 18Poem, Sonnet 29Poem, Sonnet 116Poem, Sonnet 130William ShakespeareShakespearean Tragedy, ReadingShakespearean DramaDrama, from The Tragedy of MacbethWilliam ShakespeareRhetorical Devices, DrawConclusionsPaired SelectionsFiction, from UtopiaSpeech, Speech Before the Spanish ArmadaInvasionAllusion, Reading Difficult TextsEpic Poem, from Paradise LostJohn MiltonMetaphysical Conceit, InterpretIdeasPaired SelectionsPoem, A Valediction: Forbidding MourningPoem, Holy Sonnet 10Nonfiction, from Meditation 17John DonneTheme, Interpret FigurativeLanguagePaired SelectionsPoem, To His Coy MistressPoem, To the Virgins, to Make Much of TimePoem, To Althea, from PrisonAndrew MarvellRobert HerrickRichard LovelaceSir Thomas MoreQueen Elizabeth IDiary, Connect to HistoryDiary, from The Diary of Samuel PepysSamuel PepysSatire, Identify Proposition andSupportEssay, A Modest ProposalJonathan SwiftVoice, Analyze Author’s PurposeDictionary, “A Dictionary of the EnglishLanguage” from The Preface Selected EntriesSamuel JohnsonCounterargument, Use HistoricalContextEssay, from A Vindication of the Rights of WomanMary WollstonecraftTeacher’s Guide Preview

Grade 12, ContinuedLiterary and ReadingSkillSelectionAuthorSymbol, Compare and ContrastPoemsPaired SelectionsPoem, “The Lamb” from Songs of InnocencePoem, “The Chimney Sweeper” from Songs ofInnocencePoem, “The Little Boy Lost” from Songs ofInnocencePoem, “The Little Boy Found” from Songs ofInnocencePoem, “The Tyger” from Songs of ExperiencePoem, “The Chimney Sweeper” from Songs ofExperiencePoem, “The Sick Rose” from Songs of ExperienceRomantic Poetry, AnalyzeStylistic ElementsPaired SelectionsPoem, Lines Composed a Few Miles AboveTintern AbbeyPoem, Composed upon Westminster Bridge,September 3, 1802Poem, The World Is Too Much with UsPoem, I Wandered Lonely As a CloudLiterary Ballad, Reading Narrative PoetryPoem, The Rime of the Ancient MarinerSamuel Taylor ColeridgeRhythmic Patterns, UnderstandHistorical ContextPaired SelectionsPoem, OzymandiasPoem, Ode to the West WindPoem, To a SkylarkPoem, Sonnet: England in 1819Percy Bysshe ShelleyCompare and ContrastPaired SelectionsPreface, from Preface to Lyrical BalladsEssay, from A Defense of PoetryWilliam WordsworthWilliam BlakeWilliam WordsworthPercy Bysshe ShelleyOde, Imagery, ParaphrasePaired SelectionsPoem, When I Have Fears That I May Cease to BePoem, To AutumnPoem, Ode to a Grecian UrnPoem, Ode to a NightingaleMood, Analyze SpeakerPaired SelectionsPoem, The Lady of ShalottPoem, UlyssesPoem, from In Memoriam Crossing the BarAlfred, Lord TennysonDramatic Monologue, MakeInferences About SpeakersPaired SelectionsPoem, My Last DuchessPoem, Porphyria’s LoverRobert BrowningPersuasion, Recognize IdeasTeacher’s Guide PreviewPaired SelectionsCritical Commentary, Evidence of ProgressCritical Commentary, The Condition of EnglandJohn KeatsThomas BabingtonMacaulayThomas CarlyleXIII

English Language Learner Adapted Interactive Reader Table of ContentsGrade 12, ContinuedLiterary and ReadingSkillXIVSelectionAuthorTheme, Analyze SpeakerPaired SelectionsPoem, Dover BeachPoem, To Marguerite—ContinuedMatthew ArnoldStyle, Reading Modern VersePaired SelectionsPoem, PreludesPoem, The Hollow MenPoem, The Naming of CatsT. S. EliotTheme, Draw ConclusionsShort Story, The Rocking-Horse WinnerD. H. LawrenceSymbol, Clarify Meaning inPoetryPaired SelectionsPoem, Sailing to ByzantiumPoem, The Second ComingPoem, When You Are OldWilliam Butler YeatsFirst-Person Point of View,Analyze Descriptive DetailsShort Story, ArabyJames JoyceReflective Essay, AnalyzeCause-and-Effect RelationshipsEssay, Shooting an ElephantGeorge OrwellSpeech, Identify Main IdeasSpeech, from The Speeches,May 19, 1940Winston ChurchillFree Verse, Imagery, AnalyzeWord ChoicePaired SelectionsPoem, DiggingPoem, The HorsesSeamus HeaneyTed HughesCultural Conflict, PredictShort Story, Six Feet of CountryNadine GordimerTeacher’s Guide Preview

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