Ela, U2L9 Dear Mr. Winston Conclusion and Generalization

Ela, U2L9 Dear Mr. Winston Conclusion and Generalization

Objective

I can refer to details and examples when drawing conclusions and making generalizations.

Critical Attributes

I am looking for conclusions and generalizations.

Multiple Choice

A kind of genre that has characters and events that are like people and events in real life.

• Realistic Fiction

• Tall Tales

• Non-Fiction

• Biography

Multiple Choice

What does Cara keep repeating to Mr. Winston?

• She genuinely sorry that she brought the lizard into the library.

• She genuinely sorry that she brought the snake into the library.

Multiple Choice

Does Cara seem genuinely sorry?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

What text evidence do you have that Cara is not genuinely sorry?

• Cara says her parents made her write the letter.

• She says that the snake would have not been gotten away if Mr. Winston had not opened the box.

• She also says that her only option for doing research was to bring the snakes into the library.

• All of the above.

Multiple Choice

How is the way the author tells the story humorous?

• A. The reader finds out more and more details of what exactly happened.

• B. The readers learns surprising new details through what Cara writes to Mr. Winston.

• C. Both A and B

Multiple Choice

What conclusion can you draw about Cara's attitude from her suggestions to Mr. Winston?

• A. Cara seems to be finding fault to Mr. Winston's actions.

• B. Cara seems to be arrogant for what she wrote.

Multiple Select

What text evidence, details and examples, lead you to the conclusion in a previous question? Check two answers.

• Cara questions why Mr. Winston came to help her when she didn't need help.

• Cara questions why Mr. Winston looked into the box if he was afraid of the snakes.

• Cara questions why Mr. Winston didn't get one of the nurses to check?