ELA Lesson 7 Prerequisite
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22 questions
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What is the setting in the left photo?
What is the setting in the left photo?
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What is the event in the left photo?
What is the event in the left photo?
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What is the setting in the right photo?
What is the setting in the right photo?
1
What is the event in the right photo?
What is the event in the right photo?
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Imagine being at your best friend's house and then imagine being at school. Compare and contrast the settings and events in these scenarios.
Imagine being at your best friend's house and then imagine being at school. Compare and contrast the settings and events in these scenarios.
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What is the setting of the story?
What is the setting of the story?
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What are the brothers fighting over?
What are the brothers fighting over?
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What is the story mostly about?
What is the story mostly about?
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What is the setting in Paragraph 1?
What is the setting in Paragraph 1?
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What are the events in Paragraph 1?
What are the events in Paragraph 1?
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Where does Paragraphs 3-6 take place?
Where does Paragraphs 3-6 take place?
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What is the setting of Paragraphs 3-6?
What is the setting of Paragraphs 3-6?
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What are the events of Paragraphs 3-6?
What are the events of Paragraphs 3-6?
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Compare and contrast the main settings of "The Pocket Watch." Use details to describe the similarities and differences. Remember to have an introduction, the supporting details (cite textual evidence), and a conclusion sentence.
Compare and contrast the main settings of "The Pocket Watch." Use details to describe the similarities and differences. Remember to have an introduction, the supporting details (cite textual evidence), and a conclusion sentence.
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When and where does the opening scene take place?
When and where does the opening scene take place?
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Why does Eliza have to leave?
Why does Eliza have to leave?
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What is the story mostly about?
What is the story mostly about?
2
Only two phrases actually identify the story's setting select the correct one for each setting.
Only two phrases actually identify the story's setting select the correct one for each setting.
- Boston Harbor
- a bench in a garden
- outside a house in the morning
- a ship leaving for Canada
- First Setting
- Second Setting
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Only two details actually identify the story's setting detail's select the correct one for each setting.
Only two details actually identify the story's setting detail's select the correct one for each setting.
- " the sun shone cheerfully overhead"
- " board one of the ships"
- "called Eliza home for dinner"
- " a chilly salt wind blowing"
- First setting detail:
- Second setting detail:
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What is the event that happens in Paragraphs 1-4?
What is the event that happens in Paragraphs 1-4?
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What is the event that happens in Paragraph 6?
What is the event that happens in Paragraph 6?
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Compare and contrast the event in paragraphs 1 through 4 with the event occurring in paragraph 6. Remember to have an introduction sentence, supporting details (cite evidence), and a conclusion sentence.
Compare and contrast the event in paragraphs 1 through 4 with the event occurring in paragraph 6. Remember to have an introduction sentence, supporting details (cite evidence), and a conclusion sentence.