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Refer to the various texts from our textbook to help you answer these questions.
"The Breadwinner" - page 7
"Life Doesn't Frighten Me" - page 23
"Fears and Phobias" - page 31
"Wired for Fear" - page 42
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The following questions are from the poem, "Life Doesn't Frighten Me At All".
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Question 9
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Refer to the article "Fears and Phobias" to answer the following questions.
Question 10
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Emotions such as fear can _______________________ a physical response in our bodies.
Question 11
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Deliberately exposing yourself to _______________ __________can help you overcome a fear of flying
Question 12
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A phobia isn’t due to ______________________ but rather to an overprotective brain.
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These next questions come from "Wired for Fear".
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Identify the type of figurative language used in each example.
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Question 31
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Which of the following is most likely to cause someone to fume?
an act of kindness
an insulting comment
Which of the following is an example of a responsibility?
feeding a pet
playing a video game
Which of the following likely needs a solution?
a problem
an airplane
Which of the following is an example of a stammer?
walking with uneven steps
speaking with repetitive sounds and pauses
How does the author portray the setting in the following excerpt?
Sharing character's thoughts.
Through actions and events.
Through character dialogue.
The speaker in the poem confronts fears by -
pulling classmates' hair
smiling and making fun
reading nursery rhymes
What is an important topic the author conveys in the poem?
going to school every day
using your imagination
getting enough sleep
Sort the following fears from the poem into "REAL" or "IMAGINARY" categories.
shadows on the wall
big ghosts in a cloud
noises down the hall
Dragons breathing flame
REAL FEARS
IMAGINARY FEARS
Based on this poem, the reader can infer the speaker is -
a young woman
a little girl
a grown man
A robber might trigger a silent alarm.
True
False
If you pick your nose and scribble, you might be immature.
True
False
Which response from the body keeps us from attracting a predator's attention?
facial expression
freeze response
rise in blood pressure
If the threat turns out to be a false alarm, what does the body do?
laugh
relax
faint
Fear is considered to be _______ to us.
useful
useless
harmful
Our facial expressions can help warn others of danger.
True
False
After something frightening, the brain will store a memory of the event for later use.
True
False
In the table below, determine whether the main idea is supported with information from the article "Fears and Phobias", from the video "Wired for Fear", or from both.
Fears and Phobias
BOTH
Wired for Fear
Fear is used to keep us safe from danger.
Our body will freeze when we sense danger in order to protect us.
Specific fears can be labeled helpful or unnecessary.
The brain will activate a "fight or flight" response if it senses danger.
Match the word of the week to the correct definition. (Drag the word up or down)
impact
to notice
convey
to have a strong effect on
observe
to communicate ideas
You are as brave as a lion.
personification
metaphor
simile
The library was a mountain of books.
metaphor
simile
alliteration
The students yelled, "It's a million degrees outside!"
alliteration
hyperbole
metaphor
Luke laughed loudly at the loony leprechaun.
simile
personification
alliteration
The trees dance in the cool breeze.
personification
simile
hyperbole
Which word(s) need to be capitalized in the following sentence? (Select all that apply.)

mrs. gallagher wants her students to study before the united states map test.
Mrs.
Gallagher
students
United States
Test
Which word(s) need to be capitalized in the following sentence? (Select all that apply.)

"you'll be our cousin from jalalabad," nooria said.
You'll
Cousin
Jalalabad
Nooria
Said
Which word(s) need to be capitalized in the following sentence? (Select all that apply.)

we live in albany, texas, which is located in shackelford county.
We
Live
Albany
Texas
Which
Located
Shackelford
County
Which word(s) need to be capitalized in the following sentence? (Select all that apply.)

my grandma said that she'd bake charlie a cake for his birthday.
My
Grandma
She'd
Bake
Charlie
Birthday
i'm excited for the football game on september 22nd.
I'm
Excited
Football
Game
September