Grade 6 Module 3 Unit 2 MId Assessment - Planning a Paragraph
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Planning a Paragraph Module 3 Mid Unit 2 assessment
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Directions: Read chapter 27 in Two Roads and answer the following questions.
Part A: How does Cal respond to the sweat lodge ceremony?
Directions: Read chapter 27 in Two Roads and answer the following questions.
Part A: How does Cal respond to the sweat lodge ceremony?
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Part B: Write two pieces of evidence from the text that support your answer in Part A.
Part B: Write two pieces of evidence from the text that support your answer in Part A.
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Complete the paragraph planner to explain how Cal’s point of view toward his visions changes as a result of the events in this chapter. Use evidence from the chapter to support your ideas.
Part A: Write a topic sentence that includes key words from the question (How does Cal respond to the sweat lodge ceremony?), and includes the chapter and text you are analyzing.
Complete the paragraph planner to explain how Cal’s point of view toward his visions changes as a result of the events in this chapter. Use evidence from the chapter to support your ideas.
Part A: Write a topic sentence that includes key words from the question (How does Cal respond to the sweat lodge ceremony?), and includes the chapter and text you are analyzing.
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Part B: Answer the question: How does Cal respond to the sweat lodge ceremony?
Part B: Answer the question: How does Cal respond to the sweat lodge ceremony?
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Part C: Cite evidence from the text to support your response.
Part C: Cite evidence from the text to support your response.
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Part D: Explain your answer. What does this help the reader understand?
Part D: Explain your answer. What does this help the reader understand?
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Write a summary of chapter 27. Remember, a summary should include an introduction stating the title, a brief outline of what the text is about, a possible theme, details from the text to support your theme, and no opinions or judgments.
Write a summary of chapter 27. Remember, a summary should include an introduction stating the title, a brief outline of what the text is about, a possible theme, details from the text to support your theme, and no opinions or judgments.