RL.6.1 RCC Citing Evidence to Make Inferences

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What is the main theme of 'A Sewing Sensation' by William Rivera?

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The main theme revolves around the conflict between personal interests and social acceptance, particularly how Juan navigates his passion for sewing against the backdrop of peer pressure.

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What does the phrase 'What would Anthony think if he saw me at a sewing machine?' imply about Juan's feelings?

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It implies that Juan is concerned about how his friends perceive him and feels pressure to conform to their expectations.

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In 'The Wisdom of the Willow Tree', what lesson does Young Man learn?

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Young Man learns the importance of aging gracefully and helping others, similar to the wise willow tree.

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How does the author show Young Man's happiness in his encounter with the willow tree?

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The author shows Young Man's happiness through his smile and realization of his role in guiding others.

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What does the sentence 'This, he knew, would take much strength and patience' suggest about Young Man's journey?

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It suggests that Young Man understands the challenges he must face to develop wisdom and become a Wise Man.

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Why does Juan choose to play soccer instead of sewing?

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Juan chooses to play soccer because he is concerned about being made fun of by his friends for his sewing talent.

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What is the significance of making inferences when reading a text?

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Making inferences allows readers to understand deeper meanings and implications beyond the literal text, enhancing comprehension.

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How can context clues help in understanding a character's motivations?

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Context clues provide insights into a character's thoughts, feelings, and actions, helping readers infer their motivations.

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What role does peer pressure play in 'A Sewing Sensation'?

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Peer pressure influences Juan's decisions and highlights the struggle between individual interests and social acceptance.

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What does it mean to cite evidence in support of an inference?

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Citing evidence means providing specific examples or quotes from the text that support a conclusion or interpretation.