| "The Three Little Pigs" | ||||||||||||||||||
| S | ||||||||||||||||||
| newspaper reporters | ||||||||||||||||||
| O | ||||||||||||||||||
| 1. wants to eat pigs 2. huffs and puffs 3. eats the pigs |
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| A | ||||||||||||||||||
| the whole world | ||||||||||||||||||
| P | ||||||||||||||||||
| make an interesting story | ||||||||||||||||||
| C | ||||||||||||||||||
| the Wolf is bad!!! | ||||||||||||||||||
| Compare this with "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs". Is the wolf bad or kind? | ||||||||||||||||||
| S = Source. Who is giving this information? They may have some prejudices or hidden agendas! O = Occasion. Who, what, where, when is this information about? A = Audience. Who is the audience for this information? P = Purpose. Why is the source providing this information? Do they want the audience to react in some way? C = Conclusion. What conclusion(s) can be made from this information? |
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