2SW TMT Common Assessment | Unit 2 Assessment - Maya Hippensteel | Library

Tehuelche

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In paragraph 26, the description of Jimena’s laugh suggests that she is —

110.37.4 (F)

110.37.5 (C)

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In paragraph 36, the word inured means —

110.37.2 (B)

Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit "Fossil Language" Disappearinig with the Ice

Comparing Texts

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Like the Tehuelche in “Tehuelche,” the Inughuit in “Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit ‘Fossil Language’ Disappearing with the Ice” are native people —

110.37.4 (F)

110.37.5 (C)

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Unlike Alejandro in “Tehuelche,” Stephen Leonard in “Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit ‘Fossil Language’ Disappearing with the Ice” travels to a remote region primarily to —

110.37.4 (F)

110.37.5 (C)

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In these selections, the Tehuelche people and the Inughuits are portrayed as —

110.37.4 (F)

110.37.5 (C)

Navajo Code Talkers | Expository

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110.37.2 (B)

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110.37.7 (D)(I)

110.37.8 (A)

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Who first suggested using Navajo for military radio communications?

110.37.7 (D)(I)

110.37.8 (A)

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The author begins and ends the selection with references to successful battles in order to —

110.37.4 (F)

110.37.7 (D)(ii)

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Which of these best illustrates how much the general public knew about the Navajo code immediately following World War II?

110.37.4 (F)

110.37.7 (D)(ii)

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Which of these is the best summary of the selection?

At the beginning of World War II, the Navajo language was perfect for use as a secret code. It had never been translated into another language, and because it had no alphabet, it had never been written down. The only people who knew the language were native speakers in the United States. Before the language could be used for coded communication, an alphabet and spelling system had to be developed for it.

110.37.5 (D)

Malala Speaks Out | Editing & Revision

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110.37.9 (D)(vi)

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110.37.9 (D)(vi)

2SW TMT Common Assessment | Unit 2 Assessment

2SW TMT Common Assessment | Unit 2 Assessment

In paragraph 26, the description of Jimena’s laugh suggests that she is —

In paragraph 36, the word inured means —

Like the Tehuelche in “Tehuelche,” the Inughuit in “Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit ‘Fossil Language’ Disappearing with the Ice” are native people —

Unlike Alejandro in “Tehuelche,” Stephen Leonard in “Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit ‘Fossil Language’ Disappearing with the Ice” travels to a remote region primarily to —

In these selections, the Tehuelche people and the Inughuits are portrayed as —

Who first suggested using Navajo for military radio communications?

The author begins and ends the selection with references to successful battles in order to —

Which of these best illustrates how much the general public knew about the Navajo code immediately following World War II?

Which of these is the best summary of the selection?

In paragraph 26, the description of Jimena’s laugh suggests that she is —

In paragraph 36, the word inured means —

Like the Tehuelche in “Tehuelche,” the Inughuit in “Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit ‘Fossil Language’ Disappearing with the Ice” are native people —

Unlike Alejandro in “Tehuelche,” Stephen Leonard in “Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit ‘Fossil Language’ Disappearing with the Ice” travels to a remote region primarily to —

In these selections, the Tehuelche people and the Inughuits are portrayed as —

Which words from paragraph 1 best help the reader understand the meaning of the word clandestine?

Read these sentences from paragraph 2:

"In the 1940s there was no such thing as a 'secure line.' All talk had to go out onto the public airwaves."

The author includes this information to —

Who first suggested using Navajo for military radio communications?

The author begins and ends the selection with references to successful battles in order to —

Which of these best illustrates how much the general public knew about the Navajo code immediately following World War II?

Which of these is the best summary of the selection?

How should sentence 11 be changed?

What change needs to be made in Sentence 30?

Which words from paragraph 1 best help the reader understand the meaning of the word clandestine?

Read these sentences from paragraph 2:

"In the 1940s there was no such thing as a 'secure line.' All talk had to go out onto the public airwaves."

The author includes this information to —

How should sentence 11 be changed?

What change needs to be made in Sentence 30?

2SW TMT Common Assessment | Unit 2 Assessment

2SW TMT Common Assessment | Unit 2 Assessment

In paragraph 26, the description of Jimena’s laugh suggests that she is —

In paragraph 36, the word inured means —

Like the Tehuelche in “Tehuelche,” the Inughuit in “Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit ‘Fossil Language’ Disappearing with the Ice” are native people —

Unlike Alejandro in “Tehuelche,” Stephen Leonard in “Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit ‘Fossil Language’ Disappearing with the Ice” travels to a remote region primarily to —

In these selections, the Tehuelche people and the Inughuits are portrayed as —

Who first suggested using Navajo for military radio communications?

The author begins and ends the selection with references to successful battles in order to —

Which of these best illustrates how much the general public knew about the Navajo code immediately following World War II?

Which of these is the best summary of the selection?

In paragraph 26, the description of Jimena’s laugh suggests that she is —

In paragraph 36, the word inured means —

Like the Tehuelche in “Tehuelche,” the Inughuit in “Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit ‘Fossil Language’ Disappearing with the Ice” are native people —

Unlike Alejandro in “Tehuelche,” Stephen Leonard in “Linguist on Mission to Save Inuit ‘Fossil Language’ Disappearing with the Ice” travels to a remote region primarily to —

In these selections, the Tehuelche people and the Inughuits are portrayed as —

Which words from paragraph 1 best help the reader understand the meaning of the word clandestine?

Read these sentences from paragraph 2:"In the 1940s there was no such thing as a 'secure line.' All talk had to go out onto the public airwaves." The author includes this information to —

Who first suggested using Navajo for military radio communications?

The author begins and ends the selection with references to successful battles in order to —

Which of these best illustrates how much the general public knew about the Navajo code immediately following World War II?

Which of these is the best summary of the selection?

How should sentence 11 be changed?

What change needs to be made in Sentence 30?

Which words from paragraph 1 best help the reader understand the meaning of the word clandestine?

Read these sentences from paragraph 2:"In the 1940s there was no such thing as a 'secure line.' All talk had to go out onto the public airwaves." The author includes this information to —

How should sentence 11 be changed?

What change needs to be made in Sentence 30?

Read these sentences from paragraph 2:

"In the 1940s there was no such thing as a 'secure line.' All talk had to go out onto the public airwaves."

The author includes this information to —

Read these sentences from paragraph 2:

"In the 1940s there was no such thing as a 'secure line.' All talk had to go out onto the public airwaves."

The author includes this information to —