Maikol

Name:Adrián Gzz Date April 15, 2011 7B #13
Favorite First Lines
Due date: Turn in by April 15th
Whatis your favorite first line from a book? Is it witty? Is it shocking? Is it powerful? Find a favorite first line from a book you have read and share it with us!
You will need to copy thefavorite first line from the book to display in the classroom, following the format below. Be sure to read the rubric below for publishing.
Format:“____________________________________________________________

__” (Title of book) by (Author)
Example:
“If you are interested in stories with happy endings, you would be better off reading some other book.” The Bad Beginning by Lemony Snickett
1.Copy your favorite first line below, using the correct format. Have a conference with Miss Kyra so she can check your work.
“This is the saddest story I ever heard.”The Good Soldier by FordMadox Ford |
Because since I first read this I got interested on the book. |

2. Publish your favorite first line then post it on the classroom display wall. Follow the rubric below for publishing.4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | |
LA7.6.4 Reflect on and respond to specific author’s style, effectiveness and ideas | Score |
Analyzes the narrative lead with deep insight into what makes an effectivenarrative lead. | Analyzes the narrative lead with sufficient understanding of what makes an effective narrative lead. | Demonstrates a developing understanding of what makes an effective narrativelead. | Demonstrates little to no understanding of what makes an effective narrative lead. | |
LA7.4.4 Documents Reference Sources | Score |
Credits quotes using the format learned in class(title of book and author, quotation marks around the words). | Credits quotes using correct format with one minor error. | Credits quotes using correct format with one or two major errors. | Does not...