Day I: Activities 23 - 25: Prereading and Reading (Section Two). l. Activity 23: Prereading: Making Predictions and Asking Questions: After reading Section One and \"The Principles of Newspeak,\" what do you think is going to happen to Winston? Write two or three sentences in as a record of your predictions at the present time: Activity 24: Reading: Noticing Language: There are 10 chapters in Section Two of 1984, As you read the section, for each chapter, note one or more words that are either unknown to you or that you are uncertain about. Choose words that seem to be important or interesting because of their context or frequency, or even because they sound interesting. Keep choosing until you have 12 words, which means you will have more than one for at least two chapters. For each word you choose, on a separate sheet of paper, do the following: * Copy the sentence in which you found it in your notebook. * Underline or highlight the word. * Describe what part of speech it is as used in the sentence. + Write down some ideas about what it might mean, and why you think so. Don't be afraid to be wrong. You are just making an educated guess, * Share the words and sentences you chose with your teacher. Ask your teacher to help you define your words more accurately. * Look up your words in a good dictionary or online. How close were you and the group to the dictionary meaning? * Write your own sentences using the words. Activity 25; Reading for Understanding: Skim the list of questions below before you begin to read