📚 U1 Activity 8.2: Feelings and Emotions in "The Diagnosis"

Feelings and Emotions in “The Diagnosis”

In a personal narrative, the narrator’s feelings are important details that make the narrative more interesting and informative. Reread part 1 and part 2 of 📕 Unit 1 Reader: Small Steps: Diagnosis Part 1, 2  aloud with your partner, switching off each paragraph. Pay particular attention to how the narrator describes the way she feels. In the left-hand column of the chart on the next page, list the narrator’s feelings. At least one of these should be physical, and one emotional. Remember: “my head hurt” is physical. “I felt frightened” is emotional. List your supporting evidence in the right-hand column. Supporting evidence may be a quote from the text or a description of what is happening in the text in your own words.  If you use exact words from the text (for example, “I was distracted”), remember to put them in quotation marks.

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