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    Directions: INDIVIDUALLY go through and rank the claims from strongest to

    weakest on a separate sheet of paper (1 strongest and 4 weakest) and write the
    strongest one down. After you rank them, discuss as a small group. Once you decide
    which claim is strongest as a group, go through and find 2 pieces of evidence that
    will support your claim (quotes from the book) on your own. On your piece of loose
    leaf paper, write down your groups claim, your quotes, and explain why the quote
    supports your claim.

    In Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet, there are often characters that cant
    control everything. In Act IV and V he cant always control things too. For
    example, Romeo isnt told the truth about Juliet so he decides to take his own
    life.
    Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare shows that many people become
    victims of fate. Romeo is a good example of this because he was misinformed
    about Juliets death and decided to kill himself because of it.
    William Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet. In Romeo and Juliet, many
    characters are faced with challenges. In those challenges there are some
    things that they cannot control. An example with Romeo is when he isnt told
    that Juliet isnt actually dead.
    In Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, there are many characters that
    become victims of fate in Acts IV and V. One example of a character that was
    a victim of fate and circumstance would be Romeo. Initially he is misinformed
    about the death of Juliet which leads him to wishing to take his own life.

    Directions: INDIVIDUALLY go through and rank the claims from strongest to


    weakest on a separate sheet of paper (1 strongest and 4 weakest) and write the
    strongest one down. After you rank them, discuss as a small group. Once you decide
    which claim is strongest as a group, go through and find 2 pieces of evidence that
    will support your claim (quotes from the book) on your own. On your piece of loose
    leaf paper, write down your groups claim, your quotes, and explain why the quote
    supports your claim.

    In Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet, there are often characters that cant
    control everything. In Act IV and V he cant always control things too. For
    example, Romeo isnt told the truth about Juliet so he decides to take his own
    life.
    Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare shows that many people become
    victims of fate. Romeo is a good example of this because he was misinformed
    about Juliets death and decided to kill himself because of it.
    William Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet. In Romeo and Juliet, many
    characters are faced with challenges. In those challenges there are some
    things that they cannot control. An example with Romeo is when he isnt told
    that Juliet isnt actually dead.
    In Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, there are many characters that
    become victims of fate in Acts IV and V. One example of a character that was
    a victim of fate and circumstance would be Romeo. Initially he is misinformed
    about the death of Juliet which leads him to wishing to take his own life.

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