3rd Virtual Module 1 Review

3rd Virtual Module 1 Review

The Big Ideas

• Ask and Answer Questions

• Literal versus Non-Literal Language

• Character Traits - What a character thinks or feels

• Central Message (Theme or Moral)
  

Honestly, how many of you actually do this?

Literal or Non-literal (figurative)?

Character Traits

How are the characters feeling? What are they thinking?

Central Message or Theme of a Story

Multiple Choice

Select the noun that is necessary to complete the sentence.

Astra is a ________ player.

• telescope

• charity

• soccer

• friend

Multiple Choice

The Hubble _______floats in space.

• friend

• Telescope

• charity

• soccer

Multiple Choice

A _______ can help people by giving them food, shelter, and medical help.

• friend

• Telescope

• charity

• soccer

Multiple Choice

My _______ wants to be an astronaut.

• friend

• Telescope

• charity

• soccer

My Winter Problem

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It was a cold, snowy, winter day. The roads were closed, and people were unable to go anywhere. Everyone was stuck at home. This was a problem for me. It meant I would not be able to see and play with my friends, Chris and Roberta. At first, this was upsetting. However, with some creative thinking, I made a plan. I asked my mom if I could use the family computer, and she said it was okay! I video chatted with my friends. The winter storm and closed roads really were not problems after all.

Multiple Choice

What is the lesson readers can learn from the passage?

• Video chatting is better than playing in person.

• Winter weather can be dangerous.

• True friends would go out in a storm.

• Creative thinking can solve problems.

Multiple Choice

Select the detail that supports the following central message from My Winter Problem: Everyone faces problems that they must overcome.

• I have video chatted with my friends.

• At first, this was upsetting.

• Everyone was stuck at home.

• This was a problem for me.

My Winter Problem

^

It was a cold, snowy, winter day. The roads were closed, and people were unable to go anywhere. Everyone was stuck at home. This was a problem for me. It meant I would not be able to see and play with my friends, Chris and Roberta. At first, this was upsetting. However, with some creative thinking, I made a plan. I asked my mom if I could use the family computer, and she said it was okay! I video chatted with my friends. The winter storm and closed roads really were not problems after all.

Multiple Choice

What is the best description of the main character's motivation for the events in the story My Winter Problem?

• The main character needed to go outside and play.

• The main character wanted to know about video chatting.

• The main character needed to solve a problem.

• The main character hoped to make new friends.

How are you feeling about your learning? On a scale of 1-3, 3 being

absolute ready for the assessment and 1 meaning I need more practice.