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The document provides reading comprehension questions and prompts for the short story "Night Drive" by Will F. Jenkins. Students are asked to define foreshadowing, identify 5 examples of foreshadowing in the story, explain what an adjective is and provide an example. They are also tasked with listing descriptive adjectives for 3 characters: Madge Haley, Eunice, and Mr. Tabor. Finally, students are instructed to read to page 7 of the story and then write 2-3 pages predicting how they think the story ends.

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The document provides reading comprehension questions and prompts for the short story "Night Drive" by Will F. Jenkins. Students are asked to define foreshadowing, identify 5 examples of foreshadowing in the story, explain what an adjective is and provide an example. They are also tasked with listing descriptive adjectives for 3 characters: Madge Haley, Eunice, and Mr. Tabor. Finally, students are instructed to read to page 7 of the story and then write 2-3 pages predicting how they think the story ends.

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notebook September 15, 2020

Night Drive
By Will F. Jenkins

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1. Define the term foreshadowing. (1 mk)

2. As you read through the story, write down 5 areas of the


story that seem to foreshadow something to come. (5 mks)

3. Explain what an adjective does and give an example. (2


mks)

4. List 5 adjectives that you could use to describe the


following characters (15 mks):

Madge Haley Eunice Mr. Tabor

a.
b.
c.
d.
e.

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Read to the bottom of page 7.


Now, write 2-3 pages based on how
you think the story ends.
(10)

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