Think Up Assessment - RI 7.2 - "Kindertransport" & "The Secret Life of Nicholas Winton" (8.14)

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EX.ELA-Literacy.RI.7.2

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EX.ELA-Literacy.RI.7.5

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EX.ELA-Literacy.L.7.4.a

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EX.ELA-Literacy.RI.7.1

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EX.ELA-Literacy.RI.7.5

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Think Up Assessment - RI 7.2 - "Kindertransport" & "The Secret Life of Nicholas Winton" (8.14)

Think Up Assessment - RI 7.2 - "Kindertransport" & "The Secret Life of Nicholas Winton" (8.14)

Use “Kindertransport” to answer questions 1–5.

Which statement expresses a central idea developed in the selection?

Which sentence from the selection provides an example that supports the answer to Question 1?

Based on information in the sidebar, why does Alfred Dubs most likely work to help children?

Which is the best summary of the selection?

Which sentence from “The Secret Life of Nicholas Winton” provides evidence for the statement in the last paragraph that Winton is a hero?

Read this sentence from the selection.

“Prague [volunteers working in Czechoslovakia] then had all the job of arranging the trains and the escorts and the money and dealing with all the parents and getting the children onto the train.”

What purpose do the brackets serve in this sentence?

Which statement expresses the central idea of both selections?

Which inference is supported by both selections?

What is a difference between the selections “Kindertransport” and “The Secret Life of Nicholas Winton”?

Think Up Assessment - RI 7.2 - "Kindertransport" & "The Secret Life of Nicholas Winton" (8.14)

Think Up Assessment - RI 7.2 - "Kindertransport" & "The Secret Life of Nicholas Winton" (8.14)

Use “Kindertransport” to answer questions 1–5.Which statement expresses a central idea developed in the selection?

Which sentence from the selection provides an example that supports the answer to Question 1?

Based on information in the sidebar, why does Alfred Dubs most likely work to help children?

Which is the best summary of the selection?

Which sentence from “The Secret Life of Nicholas Winton” provides evidence for the statement in the last paragraph that Winton is a hero?

Read this sentence from the selection.“Prague [volunteers working in Czechoslovakia] then had all the job of arranging the trains and the escorts and the money and dealing with all the parents and getting the children onto the train.”What purpose do the brackets serve in this sentence?

Which statement expresses the central idea of both selections?

Which inference is supported by both selections?

What is a difference between the selections “Kindertransport” and “The Secret Life of Nicholas Winton”?

Use “Kindertransport” to answer questions 1–5.

Which statement expresses a central idea developed in the selection?

Read this sentence from the selection.

“Prague [volunteers working in Czechoslovakia] then had all the job of arranging the trains and the escorts and the money and dealing with all the parents and getting the children onto the train.”

What purpose do the brackets serve in this sentence?