U6L8 Tiger - Megan Karwatske | Library

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Work with your group to annotate and determine the correct answers. Use your Test Terminology paper and test-taking strategies.

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How does the description of Ptolemy's geocentric model contribute to the overall meaning of the text? (ACL4)

It explains why telescopes were invented

It provides background that help readers understand why Copernicus's ideas were revolutionary

It proves that the ancient Greeks were incorrect

It shows how planets move today

DOK 2

ELA.5.R.2.1

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How do the repeated references to the Catholic Church help develop the meaning of the passage? (ACL4)

They explain how scientists were trained

They show the political power of astronomers

They highlight the conflict between long-held beliefs and new scientific ideas

They explain Church teachings in detail

DOK 2

ELA.5.R.2.1

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Part A: What text structure is mainly used to explain why Galileo was punished by the Church? (ACL4)

Compare and contrast

Cause and effect

Problem and solution

Sequence

DOK 3

ELA.5.R.2.1

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Part B: Which two details best support the answer to Part A? (ACL4)

Galileo supported Copernicus's ideas

Church leaders believed heliocentrism went against its teachings

Galileo invented the telescope

Galileo studied mathematics

the Inquisition ordered Galileo to stop promoting heliocentrism

DOK 3

ELA.5.R.2.1

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Which phrase from the text best helps the reader understand the meaning of heliocentric? (ACL4)

"Earth and the other planets revolve around the sun"

"The relationship between the earth and the sun"

"The sun appears to move across the sky"

"The knowledge of the heavens was complete"

DOK 2

ELA.5.V.1.3

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Which phrase from the text best helps the reader understand the meaning of heretic? (ACL4)

"Galileo was s devout Catholic"

"...encouraged priests and monks to condemn him"

"Galileo wrote letters and gave speeches..."

"The Church began to change its position"

DOK 2

ELA.5.R.2.1

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In the sentence "Galileo eventually recanted," what does the word recanted most likely mean? (ACL4)

Repeated his ideas

Proved his ideas

Took back his statements

Wrote about his ideas

DOK 2

ELA.5.V.1.3

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Why does the author include specific dates such as 1543 CE and 1610 CE? (ACL3)

To make the passage longer

To show how quickly ideas were accepted

To compare ancient and modern ideas

To help track the sequence of scientific discoveries

DOK 2

ELA.5.R.2.1

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Which text structure is mainly used to explain why Galileo faced opposition?

Cause and effect

Description

Problem and solution

Compare and contrast

DOK 2

ELA.5.R.2.1

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Part A: What is the meaning of the word conclusive as it is used in the second paragraph in the section "Galileo and the Telescope" (ACL3)

Very confusing and hard to read

Serving to settle a question or prove a point

Happening at the very beginning of a project

Belonging to a group of famous mathematicians

DOK 2

ELA.5.V.1.3

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Part B: Which phrase from the text provides the best context clue for the meaning of conclusive? (ACL3)

"...read Copernicus's books"

"...started his career thinking he might become a doctor."

"...more interested in explaining how things worked on Earth."

"...found proof that Earth and the other planets orbited the sun."

DOK 2

ELA.5.V.1.3

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How does the author use the detail about "gigantic, crystal-clear bubbles" to support the description of Ptolemy's model? (ACL4)

It explains the scientific material that the planets were actually made of

It shows that Ptolemy had access to advanced telescopes in ancient Greece

It provides a description to help the reader understand how Ptolemy imagined the layers of the universe

It proves that Ptolemy's model was more accurate than Aristotle's original idea

DOK 3

ELA.5.R.3.2.b