3. Translate a Passage From Literature: Have students play their own versions of the warm-up Gatsby game by "translating" a passage from a text currently under consideration in the classroom and using a thesaurus in order to better understand the author's choice of words.
To compare passages in a text, for instance, students often skip back and forth between them.
According to Rolling Stone contributor Mikal Gilmore, he read passages to her from a text about the Bhagavad Gita, "commenting on the sacred book's views of death as a changeover rather than a termination".
The language requirement is ordinarily satisfied by an examination in which the student translates a passage from an academic text in their language of choice into English.
Results showed no difference between teaching young children a "set" of comprehension strategies and teaching comprehension strategies explicitly, one-at-a-time on their reading comprehension performance as measured by a standardized test of reading comprehension, recall of main ideas from reading two 200 word passages from information texts, a reading motivation survey and a strategy use survey.
Support your answer by interpreting specific passages from the text.
The Egyptian-born Ms. Amer had passages from that text embroidered in gold block letters on 57 canvas boxes.
Pages from the original diary are displayed, and passages from the text are featured prominently throughout the museum and in the House's official documents, along with images of Anne.
A few of the poems, for example, began as syntactic translations of certain passages from his text, where I would write sentences based firmly on the grammar but not his words.
A passage from the text, reproduced as a silkscreen, charts Faust's transition from the primacy of the biblical "Word" to the importance of action.
Scholars later discovered that the author borrowed passages from an array of published texts, including "Jane Eyre," by Charlotte Brontë, and "Rob Roy," by Walter Scott.
