Text Evidence

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What are the potential dangers of earthquakes?

Back

Earthquakes can destroy houses, bridges, railroad tracks, and cause significant damage to infrastructure.

Front

What does Tim's reaction to looking out the window suggest about his feelings?

Back

Tim feels sad and lonely about moving, as indicated by his perception of the house looking lonely.

Front

What evidence from the text indicates that Paul works in construction?

Back

Paul's muddy boots and dusty overalls suggest he works in a job that involves outdoor labor, such as construction.

Front

How is thunder created according to the text?

Back

Thunder is created by the heat from lightning causing the surrounding air to expand.

Front

What is the significance of text evidence in understanding a passage?

Back

Text evidence provides support for interpretations and conclusions drawn from the text.

Front

How can you identify the main idea of a passage?

Back

The main idea can often be identified by looking for repeated themes or statements that summarize the overall message.

Front

What role does context play in interpreting a character's emotions?

Back

Context helps to understand the circumstances surrounding a character's actions and feelings, providing deeper insight into their emotional state.

Front

Why is it important to analyze the details in a passage?

Back

Analyzing details helps to uncover deeper meanings and supports comprehension of the text.

Front

What is the relationship between lightning and thunder?

Back

Lightning is the flash of light caused by electricity, and thunder is the sound produced by the rapid expansion of air heated by lightning.

Front

How can personal experiences influence a reader's interpretation of a text?

Back

Personal experiences can shape how a reader relates to characters and situations, affecting their understanding and emotional response.