Session+3

**3.2:** Marking up the text
 * Session 3: Interact with text! **

When marking up the text you should:


 * You may want to Highlight the title to be able to make a prediction on what the reading is going to be about.
 * Underline and highlight points in the reading that are important to you, and make nots on that point in the margin of the reading.
 * Ask questions when you don't understand something, or ask questions when you want to know something you don't already know.
 * When reading you can make inferences to try and guess what may of happened or going to happen.
 * You can connect to the reading. Maybe the reading reminded you of something you already know or have learned before.
 * After you have finished the reading you should summarize the reading to make sure you fully understand it.

Marking up the Right of Colonists.



Summary of Source: The reading begins by informing the reader of the three natural rights; The reading explains the laws the Colonist as a Christian and as a subject have to follow. The reading also describes the freedom the clonists have, for example, (All men have a right to remain in a state of nature as long as they please; and in case of intolerable oppression, civil or religious, to leave the society they belong to, and enter into another.)
 * 1st Right to life.
 * 2nd Right of liberty.
 * 3rd Right of private property.