M3:U1 Assessment

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M3:U1 Assessment

M3:U1 Assessment

What is the central idea of World Without Fish?

How does the author introduce the issue of overfishing to readers in World Without Fish?

How does the graphic novel portion of this book develop your understanding of overfishing?

How does chapter 2, the chapter about the history of overfishing, contribute to your understanding of overfishing?

In the passage below, what does the bolded word mean based on the context clues?

"All life on Earth is interconnected, and altered circumstances will change the order of life at sea, which will also change life on land."

The title of chapter 1 is "Being a Short Exposition About What Could Happen and How It Would Happen."

What does the word exposition mean?

The title of chapter 1 is "Being a Short Exposition About What Could Happen and How It Would Happen."

Why does the author use the word exposition? What effect does it have?

What is the author's point of view throughout World Without Fish?

How does the author develop his point of view throughout World Without Fish?

What is the author's purpose in World Without Fish?

How does the author develop their purpose throughout World Without Fish?

What issue does the author focus on throughout World Without Fish?

What solution does the author say will work best for reducing overfishing?

Which sea animals are the only ones likely to survive if all the fish die?

Which of the following is NOT playing a role in fish depletion?

According to the author, if we do not shift to more sustainable fishing practices, the world could be without fish in the next fifty years.

M3:U1 Assessment

M3:U1 Assessment

What is the central idea of World Without Fish?

How does the author introduce the issue of overfishing to readers in World Without Fish?

How does the graphic novel portion of this book develop your understanding of overfishing?

How does chapter 2, the chapter about the history of overfishing, contribute to your understanding of overfishing?

In the passage below, what does the bolded word mean based on the context clues?"All life on Earth is interconnected, and altered circumstances will change the order of life at sea, which will also change life on land."

The title of chapter 1 is "Being a Short Exposition About What Could Happen and How It Would Happen."What does the word exposition mean?

The title of chapter 1 is "Being a Short Exposition About What Could Happen and How It Would Happen."Why does the author use the word exposition? What effect does it have?

What is the author's point of view throughout World Without Fish?

How does the author develop his point of view throughout World Without Fish?

What is the author's purpose in World Without Fish?

How does the author develop their purpose throughout World Without Fish?

What issue does the author focus on throughout World Without Fish?

What solution does the author say will work best for reducing overfishing?

Which sea animals are the only ones likely to survive if all the fish die?

Which of the following is NOT playing a role in fish depletion?

According to the author, if we do not shift to more sustainable fishing practices, the world could be without fish in the next fifty years.

In the passage below, what does the bolded word mean based on the context clues?

"All life on Earth is interconnected, and altered circumstances will change the order of life at sea, which will also change life on land."

The title of chapter 1 is "Being a Short Exposition About What Could Happen and How It Would Happen."

What does the word exposition mean?

The title of chapter 1 is "Being a Short Exposition About What Could Happen and How It Would Happen."

Why does the author use the word exposition? What effect does it have?