ELA Week 6

ELA Week 6

Multiple Choice

All of my students are juveniles

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Tonsils are in your mouth

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Antonym for fragile

• hard

• soft

• thin

Multiple Choice

Movement can be considered exercise.

• True

• False

Open Ended

What do you notice about all the movies that are listed in the first paragraph?

Open Ended

How is Pixar able to make movies everyone loves?

Open Ended

What does Pixar do differently?

Open Ended

How does Pixar create characters that are relatable and give an example

Open Ended

What are some of the things that Pixar does to connect you to a story?

Open Ended

What kind of stories do Pixar tell?

NEVERMOOR

Open Ended

Why are they focusing on Morrigan's room?

Multiple Choice

Who is Flintlock?

• a police officer

• an evil man

• security guard

Open Ended

Look at the beginning of this chapter and the end, why do you think the author the details about Morrigan’s room in this chapter? What do you think her room at the Deucalion symbolizes? Why?

Open Ended

What is the significance of the title of this chapter? How does it align to how Morrigan perceives herself?

Multiple Choice

Glass is something considered fragile

• True

• False

Open Ended

a cold blooded animal with scales or plates

Multiple Choice

Synonym of hostile

• antagonistic

• friendly

• amazing

CLOSE READ

Open Ended

How is the author of Nevermoor able to create a world that is relatable even though it is fiction.

Open Ended

Using the two rules that Pixar listed in the article how does the author of Nevermoor use the same rules while creating Nevermoor.

Open Ended

What are some of the things that the author of Nevermoor does to connect you to the story?

Open Ended

Why kind of story is the author of Nevermoor telling?

NEVERMOOR

Open Ended

Who is Morrigan's new friend?

Open Ended

Look back to page 202, Jupiter read to Morrigan, “You have proven your sincerity, reasoning, and quick thinking and may proceed to the next round of trials…” How did Morrigan prove these qualities during the book trials? Use text evidence.

Open Ended

An antonym for depend

Multiple Choice

easily damaged, delicate

• tonsil

• fragile

• movement

NEVERMOOR

Multiple Choice

Where was Morrigan excited for Jupiter to take her?

• Bazaar

• Party

• Home

Open Ended

What was the name of the first trial?

Open Ended

What is significant about the shadows? What do you think Morrigan associates the shadows with?

Open Ended

How does the author build a suspicious tone around Mr. Jones? Support with evidence.

Multiple Choice

PART A: What is the main idea of the text?

• Pixar movies interest many people, as they tell stories that we can all relate to.

• People find that it’s easier to relate to movies that are far from reality.

• Pixar movies largely appeal to children, as they teach them important life

  lessons.

• Audiences are more interested in Pixar movies now that they use computer

  images.

Multiple Choice

PART B: Which quote from the text best supports the answer to Part A?

• “They’re more than just amazing action scenes, like in The Incredibles, and

  beautiful animation, like in Coco.” (Paragraph 3)

• “Storytelling is an art and a skill. Pixar creators know this. They have put a lot of

  time and thought into what makes a great story.” (Paragraph 5)

• “But he isn’t good at sharing attention with Andy’s new toy, Buzz Lightyear.

  Woody feels like Buzz is the polar opposite of him.” (Paragraph 7)

• “No two movies are the same! But the stories and, more importantly, the

  feelings in each are universal.” (Paragraph 10)

Multiple Choice

Which alternate title best expresses the main idea of the text?

• How to Write a Pixar Movie

• Why Everyone Enjoys Pixar Movies

• The Best Pixar Movies of All Time

• How Pixar Movies Make Money

Multiple Choice

How does the author of “How Pixar Tells a Story” organize information?

• The author discusses successful Pixar movies and then the movies that didn’t do

  as well and why

• The author gives examples of different Pixar movies and then explores why their

  stories are important.

• The author explains the rules that need to be followed for a good story and then

  how Pixar breaks these rules

• The author compares Pixar’s steps for storytelling with other movie studios and

  explores why Pixar is the best.

NEVERMOOR

Open Ended

Look back on page 111 for Jupiter’s description of Frank, page 116 about Dame Chanda’s introduction, and then at the bottom of page 243 for Jupiter’s explanation for Fenestra’s behavior. Who does Jupiter surround his life with? What does that mean for Morrigan?

Open Ended

What details do you notice about the Wondrous Society events and trials so far? Think about the author’s choice in setting, imagery, and description

Multiple Choice

What does the author find special about Pixar?

• They create all different types of movies

• They make movies very quickly

• They create stories that everyone can enjoy

• They make a lot of money from their movies.

Multiple Choice

Dory and Woody

• feel the same things that we do

• force us to use our imagination

• have the same flaws as characters

• are unrealistic, but fun characters.

Multiple Choice

How do Pixar films help us connect with others

• Their characters are usually physically similar to us

• They teach all of us the same lessons

• They make us come together to watch films

• Their characters experience the emotions that we all do.

Multiple Choice

What was Noelle's friend Riding?

• Horse

• Rhino

• Dragon

Multiple Choice

Did Morrigans decision to help disqualify her from the race?

• Yes

• No

Open Ended

Look back to the first section of the chapter, why is the decision Morrigan made important?