Examining a Photograph of Lee Tso

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All documents and text associated with this activity are printed below, followed by a worksheet for student responses.

Introduction

Examine the photograph of Lee Tso below. Look closely at Tso's face, body language, and any objects in the picture.

What do you think might be the purpose of this photograph?


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Worksheet

Examining a Photograph of Lee Tso

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Examine the documents included in this activity and write your response in the space provided.


This is a photograph attached to a document. Click "Switch View" to see the full page. Click on "View Entire Document" to learn more.

  1. What new information did you learn about Lee Tso?
  2. What questions does this document raise in your mind?

Your Response



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Identification Paper of Lee Tso

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Identification Paper of Lee Tso

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Conclusion

Examining a Photograph of Lee Tso

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If you could interview Lee Tso with questions about his experiences, what would you ask him? Write a letter to Lee Tso including your questions and referring to specific details in the document.

Your Response


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