Annotating is the closest technique in the process of close reading.
Annotating the process of writing detailed notes around said paragraph. It doesn't just mean to take notes, you could also be highlighting or underlining some terms. I can't clearly describe it because you can practically do anything here.
If you do a Google search for the definition of annotation, you get...
<em>"a</em><span><em> note of explanation or comment added to a text or diagram."</em></span>
The author’s purpose is "to present a case for intramural sports." (Option C). See the explanation below.
<h3>How can the purpose of an Author be identified?</h3>
One can identify the purpose of an author by paying attention to the central idea of the text.
Central ideas are usually stated at the introduction and buttressed by the paragraphs that follow.
Hence, it is correct to state that the author’s purpose is to present a case for intramural sports."
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Answer:
Explanation:
Moment of trouble: p. 203-209, She fell off the boat.
How Isabel acts: She is scared that she might drown.
What reveals about her: Her being scared and huddling in a corner and feeling useless.
Isabel could have: Acted quicker.
But instead she: Just floated there hopeless and cold.
This shows: That Isabel feels very sad and empty.
<em><u>Btw ive read this book so your welcome :)</u></em>
I think the sentence that uses it correctly is the last one.