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Prentice Hall Literature Content Standards and Objectives for West Virginia
10
Skills Navigator
Unit 1: Fiction and Nonfiction
Selection
Magdalena Looking
from Girl in Hyacinth Blue
UNIT
INTRO
Susan Vreeland
Artful Research
Page
Reading Skill
7
Literary Analysis
Vocabulary
Susan Vreeland
MA
MC
MC
PREDICTION
READING FOCUS
MC
1
The Monkey’s Paw
32
W.W. Jacob
The Leap
45
Louis Erdrich
from Swimming to Antarctica
58
Lynn Cox
from I Know Why the Caged
Bird Sings
73
Using Prior
Knowledge to Make
Predictions
pp. 30, 42, 52
UR pp. 24, 40
Plot
pp. 30, 42, 52
UR pp. 23, 39
Word Roots
p. 54
UR p. 45
RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.1.7
Using Prior
Knowledge to Make
Predictions
pp. 56, 70, 78
UR pp. 58, 74
Author’s Perspective
pp. 56, 70, 78
UR pp. 57, 73
Word Roots
p. 80
UR p. 79
RLA.10.1.6
RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.1.7
Maya Angelou
Reading Informational Materials
82
Job Application
Marian Anderson, Famous
Concert Singer
Research the Author
p. 26
88
Selection Tests
UR pp. 9–14
Assessment Practice
pp. 54, 80, 98
Sequel
pp. 43, 53
UR pp. 26, 42
RLA.10.2.1
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Autobiographical
Narrative
p. 55
Description
pp. 71, 79
UR pp. 60, 76
RLA.10.2.1
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Autobiographical
Narrative
p. 81
Common Nouns and
Proper Nouns
p. 54
UR p. 46
• Interview
• Scene Proposal
pp. 43, 53
UR pp. 27, 43
RLA.10.2.16
RLA.10.3.2
RLA.10.3.5
Abstract and Concrete
Nouns
p. 80
UR p. 80
RLA.10.2.16
Monitor Your Progress
p. 55
Timed Writing
Explanation p. 55
Selection Tests
UR pp. 29, 32, 47, 50
• Group Discussion
• Daily Observation
Journal
pp. 71, 79
UR pp. 61, 77
Monitor Your Progress
p. 81
RLA.10.3.2
RLA.10.3.5
Selection Tests
UR pp. 63, 66, 81, 84
Timed Writing
Persuasion p. 81
Monitor Your Progress
p. 85
Comparing Literary
Works: Author’s Style
pp. 86, 97
RLA.10.1.6
UR p. 91
94
Assessments
RLA.10.2.10
Preparing to Fill Out
a Job Application
p. 82
RLA.10.1.4
Langston Hughes
Tepeyac
Extend Your Learning
Word Roots
RLA.10.1.10
p. 29
Making, Verifying, and
Revising Predictions p. 28
Reading and Vocabulary
Preview and Review
PART
Grammar
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Autobiographical
Narrative
pp. 17, 25
Fiction and
Nonfiction
pp. 2–6, 18 RLA.10.1.1
19
Writing
Skills
GRADE
Writing to Compare
Literary Works
p. 97
RLA.10.2.1
UR p. 93
Timed Writing
Persuasion p. 85
Selection Tests
UR pp. 94–99
Sandra Cisneros
Reading and Vocabulary Skills
2
MA
PART
Contents of the Dead Man’s
Pockets
110
MC
MA
129
Anita Desai
Making History with
Vitamin C
144
Penny LeCouteur and Jay Burreson
MC
CAUSE AND EFFECT
READING FOCUS
Jack Finney
Games at Twilight
The Marginal World
155
Rachel Carson
Reading Informational Materials
166
Scientific Explanation of Tides
How to React to Familiar
Faces
174
Umberto Eco
The Leader in the Mirror
Word Origins RLA.10.1.11
RLA.10.1.12
p. 107
Analyzing Cause and
Effect p. 106 RLA.10.1.4
177
Reflecting on Key
Details to Analyze
Cause and Effect
pp. 108, 126, 138
UR pp. 117, 133
Conflict and
Resolution
pp. 108, 126, 138
UR pp. 116, 132
Word Origins
p. 140
UR p. 138
RLA.10.1.11
RLA.10.1.12
RLA.10.1.4
Reflecting on Key
Details to Analyze
Cause and Effect
pp. 142, 152, 162
UR pp. 151, 167
Assessment Practice
pp. 140, 164, 182
Anecdote
pp. 127, 139
UR pp. 119, 135
RLA.10.2.1
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Cause-and-Effect
Essay
p. 141
Personal Pronouns
p. 140
UR p. 139
RLA.10.2.16
Author’s Purpose
pp. 142, 152, 162
UR pp. 150, 166
Word Origins
p. 164
UR p. 172
Documentary Proposal
pp. 153, 163
RLA.10.2.1
UR pp. 153, 169
Relative Pronouns
p. 164
UR p. 173
RLA.10.1.6
RLA.10.1.11
RLA.10.1.12
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Cause-and-Effect
Essay
p. 165
RLA.10.2.16
RLA.10.1.4
Using Charts and RLA.10.1.4
Diagrams to Analyze
Cause and Effect p. 166
• Problem-Solving
Group
• Multimedia Report
pp. 127, 139
UR pp. 120, 136
Monitor Your Progress
p. 141
RLA.10.3.2
RLA.10.3.5
Selection Tests
UR pp. 122, 125, 140, 143
• Debate
• Log or Journal
pp. 153, 163
UR pp. 154, 170
Monitor Your Progress
p. 165
Timed Writing
Exposition p. 165
Selection Tests
UR pp. 156, 159, 174, 177
RLA.10.3.2
RLA.10.3.5
Timed Writing
Exposition p. 141
Monitor Your Progress
p. 171
Comparing Literary
Works: Tone
pp. 172, 181
UR p. 184 RLA.10.1.6
Writing to Compare Literary
Works
p. 181
RLA.10.2.1
UR p. 186
Timed Writing
Exposition p. 171
Selection Tests
UR pp. 187–192
Pat Mora
T56 ■ Skills Navigator Overview
Key: UR: Unit Resources MA: More Accessible MC: More Challenging
See Accessibility at a Glance Chart on Time and Resource Manager
West Virginia Standards and Objectives appear in red.
All selections are supported in the Readers Notebooks.
Program Vocabulary ■ TT59
Prentice Hall Literature Content Standards and Objectives for West Virginia
10
UNIT
INTRO
Page
The Threads of Time
205
Reading and Vocabulary
Preview and Review
MA
MC
MA
MC
INFERENCES
READING FOCUS
Selection
Reading Skill
A Visit to Grandmother
Inferring
p. 216
220
William Melvin Kelley
A Problem
233
Anton Chekhov
The Street of the Cañon
There Will Come Soft Rains
Relate to Your
Experiences to Make
Inferences
pp. 218, 230, 240
UR pp. 23, 39
259
RLA.10.1.7
270
Evaluating Credibility
of Sources
RLA.10.2.10
p. 270
Egyptology Web Site
One Thousand Dollars
276
By the Waters of Babylon
282
Stephen Vincent Benét
Reading and Vocabulary Skills
MA
MC
MA
RLA.10.1.10
Word Roots
p. 268
UR p. 78
Theme and Universal
Theme
pp. 306, 324, 334
UR pp. 115, 131
327
340
Drawing Conclusions
About Symbols
pp. 338, 348, 362
UR pp. 150, 166
Allegory and
Symbolism
pp. 338, 348, 362
UR pp. 149, 165
351
RLA.10.1.7
RLA.10.1.8
Reading Informational Materials
Reviews of Calvino’s Marcovaldo
366
Evaluating a Critic’s
Judgment p. 366 RLA.10.1.9
Like the Sun
372
Etymology
p. 336
UR p. 137
RLA.10.1.11
RLA.10.1.12
Chinua Achebe
The Garden of Stubborn Cats
Italo Calvino
R. K. Narayan
The Censors
Luisa Valenzuela
T56 ■ Skills Navigator Overview
376
Research the Author
p. 214
Assessments
Selection Tests
UR pp. 8–13
RLA.10.2.10
Retellings
pp. 231, 241 RLA.10.2.1
UR pp. 25, 41
Letter to a Friend
pp. 257, 267 RLA.10.2.1
UR pp. 59, 75
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Short Story
p. 269
Regular Verbs
p. 242
UR p. 45
RLA.10.2.19
• Overview
• Report of Sources
pp. 231, 241
UR pp. 26, 42
RLA.10.3.5
RLA.10.2.10
Irregular Verbs
p. 268
UR p. 79
RLA.10.2.19
• Oral Reading
• Visual Art
Presentation
pp. 257, 267
UR pp. 60, 76
RLA.10.3.5
Writing to Compare
Literary Works
p. 295
RLA.10.2.1
UR p. 92
Etymology
p. 305
RLA.10.1.7
The Masque of the Red
Death
Extend Your Learning
Monitor Your Progress
p. 243
Timed Writing
Exposition
p. 243
Selection Tests
UR pp. 28, 31, 46, 49
Monitor Your Progress
p. 269
Timed Writing
Interpretation
p. 269
Selection Tests
UR pp. 62, 65, 80, 83
Monitor Your Progress
p. 273
Drawing Conclusions
About Theme
pp. 306, 324, 334
UR pp. 116, 132
Civil Peace
Grammar
Assessment Practice
pp. 242, 268, 296
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Short Story
p. 243
RLA.10.1.10
308
How Much Land Does
a Man Need?
Edgar Allen Poe
MC
DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
Setting
pp. 244, 256, 266
UR pp. 56, 72
Drawing Conclusions
RLA.10.1.7
p. 304
Leo Tolstoy
READING FOCUS
Word Roots
p. 242
UR p. 44
Comparing Literary
Works: Point of View
pp. 274, 295
UR p. 190
O. Henry
2
Character and
Characterization
pp. 218, 230, 240
UR pp. 22, 38
RLA.10.1.7
Reading Ahead to
Confirm Inferences
pp. 244, 256, 266
UR pp. 57, 73
Writing
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Short Story
p. 213
Ray Bradbury
Reading Informational Materials
PART
Vocabulary
Word Roots
p. 217 RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.1.7
246
Josephina Niggli
Literary Analysis
Exploring Short
Stories
pp. 200–204
C. J. Cherryh
PART
1
Skills Navigator
Unit 2: Short Stories
Etymology
p. 364
UR p. 171
RLA.10.1.11
RLA.10.1.12
Timed Writing
Persuasion
p. 273
Selection Tests
UR pp. 93–98
Assessment Practice
pp. 336, 364, 382
RLA.10.1.11
RLA.10.1.12
Character Analysis
pp. 325, 335
RLA.10.2.1
UR pp. 118, 134
Writing Workshop:
Work in Progress
p. 337
Narrative
pp. 349, 363
UR pp. 152, 168
RLA.10.2.1
Writing Workshop: Work In
Progress: Short Story
p. 365
Action and Linking Verbs
p. 336
UR p. 138
RLA.10.2.19
• Group Discussion
• Visual Aids
pp. 325, 335
UR pp. 119, 135
RLA.10.3.2
RLA.10.3.5
Active and Passive Voice
p. 364
UR p. 172
RLA.10.2.17
• Impromptu Speech
• Research Summary
pp. 349, 363
UR pp. 153, 169
RLA.10.3.3
RLA.10.2.10
Monitor Your Progress
p. 337
Timed Writing
Exposition
p. 337
Selection Tests
UR pp. 121, 124, 139, 142
Monitor Your Progress
p. 365
Timed Writing
Literary Interpretation
p. 365
Selection Tests
UR pp. 155, 158, 173, 176
Monitor Your Progress
p. 369
Comparing Literary
Works: Irony and
Paradox
UR p. 183
Writing to Compare Literary
Works
p. 381
RLA.10.2.1
UR p. 185
Timed Writing
Exposition
p. 369
Selection Tests
UR pp. 186–191
RLA.10.1.6
Key: UR: Unit Resources MA: More Accessible MC: More Challenging
See Accessibility at a Glance Chart on Time and Resource Manager
Skills
GRADE
All selections are supported in the Readers Notebooks.
Program Vocabulary ■ TT61
Prentice Hall Literature Content Standards and Objectives for West Virginia
10
UNIT
INTRO
Selection
Page
from Everest
from Touching the Top
of the World
411
Reading Skill
MA
MC
Analyzing Main Idea and
Supporting Details p. 424
428
Alexei Petrunkevitch
from Longitude
MA
Summarizing
pp. 426, 434, 444
UR pp. 23, 39
Expository Essay
pp. 426, 434, 444
UR pp. 22, 38
Prefixes
p. 446
UR p. 44
RLA.10.2.11
RLA.10.1.2
RLA.10.1.10
448
Following Steps to
Complete a Task RLA.10.1.4
RLA.10.1.6
p. 448
The Sun Parlor
454
Asking Questions to
Analyze Main Ideas
and Supporting
Details
pp. 452, 460, 470
UR pp. 57, 73
Dorothy West
from In Commemoration: One
Million Volumes
463
The Weather of New England
476
The Dog That Bit People
481
James Thurber
Reading and Vocabulary Skills
MA
Keep Memory Alive
500
from Nobel Lecture
505
Reflective Essay
pp. 452, 460, 470
UR pp. 56, 72
Prefixes
p. 472
UR p. 78
RLA.10.1.2
RLA.10.1.10
Prefixes
p. 497
Persuasive Writing
pp. 498, 502, 510
UR pp. 115, 131
Prefixes
p. 512
UR p. 137
RLA.10.1.9
RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.1.9
514
Analyzing the Writer’s
Assumptions RLA.10.1.9
p. 514
What Makes a Degas
a Degas?
520
Distinguishing Fact
From Opinion in
Persuasive Writing
pp. 518, 524, 530
UR pp. 150, 166
Richard Muhlberger
The American Idea
527
Theodore H. White
from Desert Exile: The Uprooting
of a Japanese-American Family
536
Yoshiko Uchida
from The Way to Rainy Mountain
N. Scott Momaday
T56 ■ Skills Navigator Overview
545
Selection Tests
UR pp. 8–13
RLA.10.2.10
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Letter to the Editor
p. 447
Direct and Indirect
Objects
p. 446
UR p. 45
RLA.10.2.17
• Humorous
Persuasive Speech
• Summary or
Abstract
pp. 435, 445
UR pp. 26, 42
RLA.10.3.3, RLA.10.3.5
Brief Memoir
pp. 461, 471
RLA.10.2.1
UR pp. 59, 75
Standards refs
Predicate Nominatives
and Predicate Adjectives
p. 472
UR p. 79
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Letter to the Editor
p. 473
RLA.10.2.17
• Oral Recollection
• Multimedia
Presentation
pp. 461, 471
UR pp. 60, 76
RLA.10.2.10
RLA.10.3.5
Writing to Compare Literary
Works
p. 487
UR p. 92
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Editorials on the Anniversary
of the Fall of the Berlin Wall
MA
Evaluate the Writer’s
Logic
pp. 498, 502, 510
UR pp. 116, 132
Research the Author
p. 422
Assessments
Monitor Your Progress
p. 447
Timed Writing
Explanation
p. 447
Selection Tests
UR pp. 28, 31, 46, 49
Monitor Your Progress
p. 451
Evaluating Persuasive
Appeals p. 496 RLA.10.1.9
Elie Wiesel
Reading Informational Materials
MC
PREDICTION
READING FOCUS
MC
2
Extend Your Learning
Assessment Practice
pp. 446, 472, 488
Business Letter
pp. 435, 445 RLA.10.2.1
UR pp. 25, 41
Comparing Literary
Works: Humorous
Writing
pp. 474, 487
RLA.10.1.2
UR p. 90
Mark Twain
Grammar
RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.1.4
Rudolfo Anaya
PART
Prefixes
p. 425
Dava Sobell
Compass Instructions and
Warranty
Writing
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Business Letter
p. 421
437
Reading Informational Materials
MC
MAIN IDEA
READING FOCUS
The Spider and the Wasp
Vocabulary
RLA.10.1.2
Reading and Vocabulary
Preview and Review
PART
Literary Analysis
Exploring Essays
pp. 406–410
Eric Weihenmayer
1
Skills Navigator
Unit 3: Types of Nonfiction: Essays and Speeches
Monitor Your Progress
p. 473
Timed Writing
Interpretation
p. 473
Selection Tests
UR pp. 62, 65, 80, 83
Selection Tests
UR pp. 93–98
Monitor Your Progress
pp. 512, 532, 554
RLA.10.1.10
Letter
pp. 503, 511
UR pp. 118, 134
RLA.10.2.1
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Persuasive Essay
p. 513
Degrees of Adverbs
p. 512
UR p. 138
RLA.10.2.17
• Debate
• Biography
pp. 503, 511
UR pp. 119, 135
RLA.10.3.2
RLA.10.2.10
Monitor Your Progress
p. 513
Timed Writing
Persuasion
p. 513
Selection Tests
UR pp. 121, 124, 139, 142
Monitor Your Progress
p. 517
Analytic and
Interpretative Essays
pp. 518, 524, 530
UR pp. 149, 165
RLA.10.1.9
RLA.10.1.9
Comparing Literary
Works: Author’s
Purposes
pp. 534, 553
RLA.10.1.6
UR p. 183
Key: UR: Unit Resources MA: More Accessible MC: More Challenging
See Accessibility at a Glance Chart on Time and Resource Manager
West Virginia Standards and Objectives appear in red.
Prefixes
p. 532
UR p. 171
RLA.10.1.10
Timed Writing
Persuasion
p. 451
Critique
pp. 525, 531
UR pp. 152, 168
RLA.10.2.1
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Persuasive Essay
p. 533
Degrees of Adjectives
p. 532
UR p. 172
RLA.10.2.17
Writing to Compare Literary
Works
p. 553
UR p. 185
• Persuasive Speech
• Cover Letter and
Resumé
pp. 525, 531
UR pp. 153, 169
RLA.10.3.3
RLA.10.3.5
Timed Writing
Persuasion p. 517
Monitor Your Progress
p. 533
Timed Writing
Persuasion p. 533
Selection Tests
UR pp. 155, 158, 173, 176
Selection Tests
UR pp. 186–191
RLA.10.2.1
All selections are supported in the Readers Notebooks.
Program Vocabulary ■ TT63
Skills
GRADE
Prentice Hall Literature Content Standards and Objectives for West Virginia
10
Skills Navigator
Unit 4: Poetry
Selection
The Poetic Interpretation
of the Twist Cornelius Eady
The Empty Dance Shoes
UNIT
INTRO
Cornelius Eady
585
RLA.10.1.1
MA
Reading Fluently
p. 590 RLA.10.1.4
594,
600,
602,
604
MC
Poetry Collection 2: A Tree
Telling of Orpheus Denise
Levertov; Spring and All William
Carlos Williams; Mowing Robert Frost;
Making a Fist Naomi Shihab Nye
609,
614,
616,
617
Reading Informational Materials
622
MA
The History of the Guitar
Poetry Collection 1: When I went
to visit… Ki no Tsurayuki; The
clustering clouds… Minamoto no
Toshiyori; My City James Weldon
Johnson; Do Not Go Gentle into
That Good Night Dylan Thomas
Poetry Collection 2: One Cannot
Ask Loneliness… Priest Jakuren;
Was it that I went to sleep…
Ono Komachi; The Waking
Theodore Roethke; Sonnet 18
Literary Analysis
Exploring Poetry
pp. 578–582
Rudyard Kipling
MC
READING FLUENCY
READING FOCUS
Poetry Collection 1: The Bridegroom Alexander Pushkin; The
Guitar Federico Lorca; The Fish
Elizabeth Bishop; Danny Deever
Reading Skill
583
Reading and Vocabulary
Preview and Review
PART
1
Page
629,
630,
632
Reading Aloud and
Adjusting Reading
Rate
pp. 592, 606, 618
UR pp. 23, 39
Vocabulary
Grammar
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Descriptive Essay
p. 587
Suffixes
p. 591
Narrative and Lyric
Poetry
pp. 592, 606, 618
UR pp. 22, 38
Writing
Extend Your Learning
Research the Author
p. 588
Assessment Practice
pp. 620, 644, 654
Lyric Poem
pp. 607, 619
UR pp. 25, 41 RLA.10.2.1
RLA.10.1.10
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Descriptive Essay
p. 621
RLA.10.1.1
RLA.10.1.4
Preposition and Object
of Preposition
p. 620
UR p. 45
RLA.10.2.17
• Oral Interpretation
• Report Answering
Research Question
pp. 607, 619
UR pp. 26, 42
RLA.10.2.10
RLA.10.3.5
Monitor Your Progress
p. 621
Timed Writing
Persuasion p. 621
Selection Tests
UR pp. 28, 31, 46, 49
Monitor Your Progress
p. 625
Previewing to Identify
Sequence and Other
Text Patterns p. 622 RLA.10.1.4
Previewing to
Increase Fluency
pp. 627, 634, 642
UR pp. 57, 73
Selection Tests
UR pp. 8–13
RLA.10.2.10
RLA.10.1.10
Suffixes
p. 620
UR p. 44
Assessments
Poetic Forms
pp. 626, 634, 642
UR pp. 56, 72
Suffixes
p. 644
UR p. 78
RLA.10.1.1
RLA.10.1.10
Tanka
pp. 635, 643
UR pp. 59, 75
RLA.10.2.1
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Descriptive Essay
p. 645
RLA.10.1.4
637,
638,
640
Skills
GRADE
Direct Objects
p. 644
UR p. 79
RLA.10.2.17
Timed Writing
Research p. 625
• Poetry Reading
Discussion
• Visual Presentation
pp. 635, 643
UR pp. 60, 76
Monitor Your Progress
p. 645
RLA.10.3.2
RLA.10.3.5
Selection Tests
UR pp. 62, 65, 80, 83
Timed Writing
Analysis p. 645
William Shakespeare
648,
Fear Gabriel Mistral; The Bean
Eaters Gwendolyn Brooks; La Belle 649,
650
Dame sans Merci John Keats
MC
MA
Reading and Vocabulary
Preview and Review
Paraphrasing
p. 662
666,
Poetry Collection 1: Glory Yusef
Komunyakaa; Metaphor Eve Merriam; 668,
Picture Imagery to
Aid Paraphrasing
pp. 664, 670, 676
UR pp. 116, 132
The Wind—tapped like a tired
man Emily Dickinson
Poetry Collection 2: Conscientious
Objector Edna St. Vincent Millay; Pride
Dahlia Ravikovich; Tell all the Truth,
but tell it slant— Emily Dickinson
669
673,
674,
675
Poetry Collection 1: The Weary
682,
Blues Langston Hughes; In Flanders 684,
Fields John McCrae; Jazz Fantasia 685
Carl Sandburg
MC
PARAPHRASING
READING FOCUS
2
MA
PART
Comparing Literary
Works: Tone and Mood
pp. 646, 653; UR p. 90 RLA.10.1.6
Poetry Collection 2: The Kraken
Alfred, Lord Tennyson; Meeting at
Night Robert Browning; Reapers
Jean Toomer
689,
690,
691
Reading Informational Materials 696
Feel the City’s Pulse? It’s
Be-Bop, Man!
All Bei Dao; Also All Shu Ting;
Success is Counted Sweetest
Emily Dickinson; The Old Stoic
Emily Brontë
702,
703,
705,
706
Suffixes
p. 663
RLA.10.2.10
RLA.10.2.11
Figurative Language
pp. 664, 670, 676
UR pp. 115, 131
RLA.10.1.8
Assessment Practice
pp. 678, 694, 708
RLA.10.1.10
Suffixes
p. 678
UR p. 137
RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.2.11
Breaking Down Long Sound Devices
Sentences to Aid
pp. 680, 686, 692
UR pp. 149, 165
Paraphrasing
pp. 680, 686, 692
RLA.10.1.8
UR pp. 150, 166
Selection Tests
UR pp. 93–98
Writing to Compare Literary
Works
RLA.10.2.1
p. 653; UR p. 92
Suffixes
p. 694
UR p. 171
RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.2.11
Critical Essay
pp. 671, 677
UR pp. 118, 134
RLA.10.2.1
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress
p. 679
Poem
pp. 686, 693
UR pp. 152, 168
RLA.10.2.1
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress
p. 695
Prepositional Phrases
p. 678
UR p. 138
RLA.10.2.17
• Group Discussion
• Literary History
Report
pp. 671, 677
UR pp. 119, 135
RLA.10.3.2
RLA.10.3.5
Infinitives
p. 694
UR p. 172
RLA.10.2.17
Monitor Your Progress
p. 679
Timed Writing
Persuasion p. 679
Selection Tests
UR pp. 121, 124, 139, 142
• Poetry Listening
• Visual Arts
Presentation
pp. 687, 693
UR pp. 153, 169
Monitor Your Progress
p. 695
RLA.10.3.5
Selection Tests
UR pp. 155, 158, 173, 176
Timed Writing
Explanation p. 695
Monitor Your Progress
p. 699
Paraphrasing, Quoting
and Critiquing Research
Sources p. 696 RLA.10.2.11
Comparing Literary
Works: Themes
pp. 700, 707
UR p. 183
Writing to Compare Literary
Works
p. 707
UR p. 185 RLA.10.2.1
Timed Writing
Persuasion p. 699
Selection Tests
UR pp. 186–191
RLA.10.1.6
T56 ■ Skills Navigator Overview Key: UR: Unit Resources MA: More Accessible MC: More Challenging West Virginia Standards and Objectives
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Prentice Hall Literature Content Standards and Objectives for West Virginia
10
Selection
from Tibet Through the
UNIT
INTRO
Page
1
Reading Skill
731
Drama
pp. 726–730
Henry David Hwang
RLA.10.1.2
Summarizing
p. 744
750
Antigone Part 1
MA
Sophocles
MA
Antigone Part 2
771
Sophocles
Retelling to Summarize Greek Tragedy
pp. 748, 768
pp. 748, 768
UR p. 22
UR p. 23
Reading Informational Materials 794
Reviews of Antigone
scene from An Enemy of the
Taking Notes to
Summarize the Action
pp. 770, 790
RLA.10.2.11
UR p. 39
Vocabulary
Writing
Grammar
Extend Your Learning
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Reflective Essay
p. 741
Research the Author
p. 742
RLA.10.1.2
Universal Tragic Themes
pp. 770, 790
UR p. 38 RLA.10.1.2
Word Roots
p. 792
UR p. 24
RLA.10.1.10
Word Roots
p. 792
RLA.10.1.10
UR p. 40
800
Expressive Essay
p. 769
RLA.10.2.1
UR p. 25
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Reflective Essay
p. 793
Persuasive
Writing WorkEssay
shop: Work in
p. 791
Progress: ReflecUR p. 41
tive Essay p. 793
Participles and Participial
Phrases
p. 792
UR p. 44
• Oral Report
• Advertising Poster
p. 769
UR p. 26
RLA.10.2.17
RLA.10.3.3
RLA.10.3.5
Gerunds and Gerund
Phrases
p. 792
RLA.10.2.17
UR p. 45
• Mock Trial
• Playbill Note
p. 791
RLA.10.3.3
UR p. 42 RLA.10.3.5
Monitor Your Progress
p. 793
Selection Tests
UR pp. 28, 31
Monitor Your Progress p. 793
Timed Writing
Persuasion p. 793
Selection Tests UR pp. 46, 49
Monitor Your Progress
p. 797
Timed Writing
Exposition p. 797
Comparing Literary
Works: Universal and
Culturally Specific Themes
pp. 798, 807; UR p. 56
Henrik Ibsen
Selection Tests
UR pp. 8–13
Assessment Practice
pp. 792, 808
Evaluating Critic’s
Summaries and
Responses RLA.10.1.4
p. 794
RLA.10.1.9
People
Assessments
RLA.10.2.10
Word Roots
p. 745 RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.2.11
RLA.10.2.11
SUMMARY
Literary Analysis
Red Box
Reading and Vocabulary
Preview and Review
PART
READING FOCUS
Skills Navigator
Unit 5: Exploring Drama
Writing to Compare
Literary Works
p. 807
RLA.10.2.1
UR p. 58
Selection Tests
UR pp. 59–64
RLA.10.1.2
Reading and Vocabulary Review
and Preview
PART
MC
MC
MC
MC
COMPARE AND
CONTRAST
READING FOCUS
MC
2
Reading Shakespearean
Drama
p. 816 RLA.10.1.4
Julius Caesar Act I
William Shakespeare
824
Julius Caesar Act II
William Shakespeare
Word Roots
p. 817 RLA.10.1.10
Using Text Aids
pp. 820, 844
UR p. 82 RLA.10.1.4
Shakespeare’s
Tragedies
pp. 820, 844
RLA.10.1.2
UR p. 81
847
Paraphrasing when
Reading
Shakespearean Verse
pp. 846, 866
RLA.10.2.11
UR p. 98
Blank Verse
pp. 846, 866
UR p. 97 RLA.10.1.8
Julius Caesar Act III
William Shakespeare
869
Analyzing the
Imagery
pp. 868, 890
RLA.10.1.4
UR p. 114
Dramatic Speeches
pp. 868, 890
UR p. 113
Julius Caesar Act IV
William Shakespeare
893
Reading Between the
Lines
pp. 892, 908
RLA.10.1.4
UR p. 130
Internal and External
Conflict
pp. 892, 908
UR p. 129
Julius Caesar Act V
William Shakespeare
911
Comparing and
Contrasting
Characters
pp. 910, 924 RLA.10.1.4
UR p. 146
Tragic Hero
pp. 910, 924
UR p. 145
Reading Informational Materials 928
Folger Shakespeare Library Signs
Using Signs and
Research Aids
p. 928 RLA.10.1.4
scene from A Raisin in the Sun
Lorraine Hansberry
Comparing Literary
Works: Character
RLA.10.1.4
Motivation
pp. 932, 937; UR p. 163
T56 ■ Skills Navigator Overview
934
Key: UR: Unit Resources MA: More Accessible MC: More Challenging
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Word Roots
p. 926
RLA.10.1.10
UR p. 151
Word Roots
p. 926
RLA.10.1.10
UR p. 151
Assessment Practice
pp. 926, 938
Casting Call
p. 845
RLA.10.2.1
UR p. 84
• Dramatic Reading
• Timeline
p. 845 RLA.10.3.5
UR p. 85
Selection Tests
UR pp. 87, 90
Character
Analysis
p. 867
RLA.10.2.1
UR p. 100
• Debate
• Women’s History
RLA.10.3.2 Report
RLA.10.2.10 p. 867 UR pp. 101
Selection Tests
UR pp. 103, 106
Letter to the
Editor
p. 891
RLA.10.2.1
UR p. 116
• Dramatic Reading
• Map
p. 891
RLA.10.3.5
UR p. 117
• Profile
• Slide-show
Presentation
p. 909
UR p. 133
• Group Screening
• Research Note
p. 925
RLA.10.3.5
UR p. 149 RLA.10.2.10
Selection Tests
UR pp. 119, 122
Editorial
p. 909
UR pp. 132
Obituary
p. 925
UR p. 148
RLA.10.2.1
Clauses
p. 926
UR p. 152
RLA.10.2.17
RLA.10.2.1
Writing Workshop, Work in
Progress:
p. 927
Noun Clauses and
Adjective Clauses
p. 926
RLA.10.2.17
UR p. 152
Selection Tests
UR pp. 135,138
Monitor Your Progress p. 927
Timed Writing p. 927
Selection Tests
UR pp. 153, 156
Monitor Your Progress p. 931
Timed Writing
Description p. 931
Writing to Compare Literary
Works
RLA.10.2.1
p. 937; UR p. 165
Selection Tests
UR pp. 166–171
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Program Vocabulary ■ TT67
Skills
GRADE
Prentice Hall Literature Content Standards and Objectives for West Virginia
10
Selection
from Places Left Unfinished
at the Time of Creation
UNIT
INTRO
Reading Skill
967
MA
MC
MA
Prometheus and the
Beginnings of Humanity
982
Greek Myth retold by Olivia Coolidge
The Orphan Boy and the Elk
Dog
Literary Analysis
991
Vocabulary
Generating Cultural
Context Questions
Prior to Reading
pp. 980, 988, 1000
UR pp. 23, 39
D. T. Niane
Myths
pp. 980, 988, 1000
UR pp. 22, 38
Context
p. 1002
UR p. 44
RLA.10.1.2
RLA.10.1.5
RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.1.4
from Ramayana
R. K. Narayan
1019
Using Background
Knowledge to
Interpret Cultural
Context
pp. 1004, 1016, 1026
UR pp. 57, 73
Epic and Epic Heroes
pp. 1004, 1016, 1026
UR pp. 56, 72
Context
p. 1028
UR p. 78
RLA.10.1.2
RLA.10.1.5
RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.1.4
Reading Informational Materials 1031
Atlas of Mali
Research the Author
p. 976
1044
Assessments
Selection Tests
UR pp. 8–13
RLA.10.2.10
Assessment Practice
pp. 1002, 1028, 1052
Myth
pp. 989, 1001 RLA.10.2.1
UR pp. 25, 41
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Timed Essay
p. 1003
Newspaper Report
pp. 1017, 1027 RLA.10.2.1
UR pp. 59, 75
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Timed Essay
p. 1029
Simple and Compound
Sentences
p. 1002
UR p. 45
• Retell
• Language Report
pp. 989, 1001
UR pp. 26, 42
RLA.10.2.17
RLA.10.3.5
Monitor Your Progress
p. 1003
Timed Writing
Analysis p. 1003
Selection Tests
UR pp. 28, 31, 46, 49
Complex and CompoundComplex Sentences
p. 1028
UR p. 79
RLA.10.2.17
• Improvised
Dialogue
• Summary of
Research Notes
pp. 1017, 1027
UR pp. 60, 76
RLA.10.3.5, RLA.10.2.10
Monitor Your Progress
p. 1029
Timed Writing:
Explanation p. 1029
Selection Tests
UR pp. 62, 65, 80, 83
Monitor Your Progress
p. 1033
Comparing Literary
Works: Archetypal
Narrative Patterns
pp. 1034, 1051 RLA.10.1.2
retold by Sally Benson
Ashputtle
Extend Your Learning
Building Context
Through Research
p. 1030 RLA.10.1.4, RLA.10.2.10
1036
Cupid and Psyche
Grammar
Context Clues
p. 979 RLA.10.1.5, RLA.10.1.10
Native American Myth from the
Blackfeet Tribe
Sundiata, An Epic of Old Mali 1006
Writing
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Timed Essay
p. 975
Themes in Literature
pp. 962–966
Analyzing Cultural
Context RLA.10.1.1
p. 978
Reading and Vocabulary Skills
MC
CULTURAL CONTEXT
READING FOCUS
Page
John Phillip Santos
PART
1
Skills Navigator
Unit 6: Themes in Literature: Heroes and Dreamers
Writing to Compare
Literary Works
p. 1051
RLA.10.2.1
UR p. 92
Timed Writing
Exposition p. 1033
Selection Tests
UR pp. 93–99
Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
Reading and Vocabulary Skills
Comparing and Contrasting World Views
p. 1060 RLA.10.1.1, RLA.10.1.6
MA
Morte d’Arthur
1064
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Arthur Becomes King of
Britain from The Once and
Future King
1077
Identifying Details to
Compare and
Contrast Values
pp. 1062, 1074, 1092
UR pp. 116, 132
Context Clues
p. 1061 RLA.10.1.5, RLA.10.1.10
Legends and
Legendary Heroes
pp. 1062, 1074, 1092
UR pp. 115, 131
RLA.10.1.1
MC
from A Connecticut Yankee in
King Arthur’s Court
Script for a Television News
Report RLA.10.2.1
pp. 1075, 1093; UR pp. 118, 134
Using Commas Correctly
p. 1094
UR p. 138
RLA.10.1.5
RLA.10.1.10
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Comparison-andContrast Essay
p.1095
RLA.10.2.9
Parody RLA.10.2.1
pp. 1111, 1123; UR pp. 152, 168
Using Semicolons
p. 1124
UR p. 172
RLA.10.1.1
RLA.10.1.6
1098
Mark Twain
from Don Quixote
Miguel de Cervantes
1113
Damon and Pythias
1134
William F. Russell
Guy de Maupassant
T56 ■ Skills Navigator Overview
Parody
pp. 1096, 1110, 1122
UR pp. 149, 165
1137
Context
p. 1124
UR p. 171
RLA.10.1.5
RLA.10.1.10
RLA.10.1.1
RLA.10.1.6
Reading Informational Materials 1127
Websites on Christo’s Gates of
Central Park
Two Friends
Compare and
Contrast Beliefs
and Attitudes
pp. 1096, 1110, 1122
UR pp. 150, 166
Assessment Practice
p. 1094, 1124, 1146
Context
p. 1094
UR p. 137
T. H. White
MA
WORLD VIEWS
READING FOCUS
2
MC
PART
Writing Workshop: Work in
Progress: Comparison-andContrast Essay
p. 1125
RLA.10.2.9
Comparing and
Contrasting Writer’s
Purposes
RLA.10.1.6
p. 1126
• “Influences” Chart
• Brief Technical
Report
pp. 1075, 1093
UR pp. 119, 135
Monitor Your Progress
p. 1095
RLA.10.3.5
Selection Tests
UR pp. 121, 124, 139, 141
• Oral Presentation
• Biographical
Brochure
pp. 1111, 1123
UR pp. 153, 169
Monitor Your Progress
p. 1125
Timed Writing
Analysis p. 1125
Selection Tests
UR pp. 155, 158,
173, 176
RLA.10.3.3
RLA.10.3.5
Timed Writing
Analysis p. 1095
Monitor Your Progress
p. 1131
Timed Writing
Persuasion p. 1131
Comparing Literary
Works: Themes and
Worldviews
pp. 1132, 1145
Writing to Compare Literary
Works
p. 1145
UR p. 185
RLA.10.1.1
RLA.10.2.1
Key: UR: Unit Resources MA: More Accessible MC: More Challenging
See Accessibility at a Glance Chart on Time and Resource Manager
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Skills
GRADE
Selection Tests
UR pp. 186–191
All selections are supported in the Readers Notebooks.
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