1. Circle unknown or unfamiliar words
2. Underline or highlight sentences that provide you with definitions of key terms. (literary elements or techniques if any)
3. Mark an X or star next to a sentence that provides an important example or a main topic.
4.Draw a question mark beside a point that is confusing.
5. Number points that the writer provides as support to back up the main concept.
6. Mark a star next to important passages.
7. Make notes to yourself in the margins. Write any questions or comments that come to mind.
8.Keep it simple: don't over do it!
An example passage from Romeo and Juliet:
(from:http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/curriculum/languagearts/secondary/rightdirection2/11annotating)

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