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NAME: ________________________ PER:__________________ DATE:__________________Unit 1: Civics and Citizenship, Lesson 3: Roles and Resp. Student Handout 3CResponsibility PostersPRE-EXAMINATIONDirections: Before you closely examine the posters, scan them and record the following information.Text and Time:What does the text say? What do you think it means? When do you think these posters were made? Why?NAME: ________________________ PER:__________________ DATE:__________________Unit 1: Civics and Citizenship, Lesson 2: Roles and Resp.POST EXAMINATION ACTIVITYStudent Handout 3CDirections: Now, choose ONE image or excerpt from the DURING EXAMINATION ACTIVITY, then completethe entire Say, Mean, Matter Chart below. Use the sentence starters to help construct an organized paragraphbelow. If your teacher approves, you may simply write your paragraph using the text or image as evidence.CONTEXT/ SAY MEAN MATTERImages:Choose two specific parts of the images that jump out at you? Explain why you choose these items.DURING EXAMINATIONDirections: As you closely examine the posters, please find four images or text that help answer the questionbelow.What are the roles and responsibilities of a citizen?SayIn this column, write a quote from the text or sketchan image from the poster that you believe suggestsa role or a responsibility for a citizen.MeanIn this column, explain what the text or image suggestsabout the role or responsibility of a citizen.Explain what it means.“SAY” SENTENCE STARTERS “MEAN” SENTENCE STARTERS “MATTER” SENTENCE STARTERS1) The author states...2) The character says...3) The character expresses __ inthe following quote...WRITING USING SAY, MEAN, MATTERDirections: Using your Say, Mean, Matter Chart above, write a paragraph explaining “What are the roles andresponsibilities of a citizen?” Feel free to use the provided sentence starters and the template below.Topic Sentence: This responds to the question1) One interpretation of this quotationis...2) In other words,3) Phrased differently,...1) This is significant because...2) This implies...3) This indicates that...4) This shows...5) This suggests....Insert Say: Using a smooth transition, integrate the quotation seamlessly.Insert Mean: Paraphrase the quotation. Explain in your own words.Insert Matter: Why is the quotation significant? How does it support your topic sentence?Insert Conclusion60 61