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Watching Documentaries
A documentary is a program that gives detailed information about one particular subject. Here is a plan to help you view and analyze any documentary you watch.
Before Viewing
- Think about what you already know about the subject.
- Write down questions you may have about the subject.
During Viewing
- Watch and listen for the answers to your questions.
- Write down interesting facts and any new questions you have.
- Watch for completeness, correctness, and balance. (See page 374.)
After Viewing
- Compare notes with someone who also saw the documentary.
- Write a summary of the program in your learning log.
Documentary Notes
Thursday, November 7
King Tut’s Tomb
King Tut had a huge sarcophagus (“flesh eater”) carved of quartzite.