

The Fun They Had Review
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7th Grade
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Janeen Ryan
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10 Slides • 10 Questions
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Review
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Genre of the story...
Science fiction or
Fantasy?
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Multiple Choice
The best evidence that "The Fun They Had" is science fiction is...
Margie and Tommy go to school in their homes.
Human teachers have been replaced by machines.
Tommy knows a lot about the past.
Margie's mother calls the County Inspector.
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Last week we learned about :
-irony and sarcasm
Read this example and take the poll!
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Poll
From "Hamilton" --the song "Guns and Ships":
How does a ragtag volunteer army, in need of a shower
Somehow defeat a global superpower?
This is a pun.
This is hyperbole.
This is symbolism.
This is irony.
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Themes
lesson, connection, message
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Multiple Select
What is the best theme for "The Fun They Had"?
a warning to future generations that as humans rely on technology, it is important to preserve the past to learn from history.
future generations are better off than past generations because technology allows civilization to advance
don't be wasteful with resources because the Earth cannot be replaced
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Topics in the story
Education
Technology
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following details is NOT true of Margie's feelings about her education?
She has a school room in her house and has to learn all alone.
She liked the “old school” idea of a human teacher and the kids learning the same things at the same time.
Kids could talk about the lessons and learn from each other.
Margie hates the way her education is set up.
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The point of view of the story is...
the type of narration found in the text
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Multiple Choice
What is the point of view in this story?
1st person
3rd person omniscient
3rd person limited
2nd person
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Poll
What is the biggest CON to living in 2157?
telebooks are in your TV
the County Inspector can fix your broken teacher
your school is in your home
the past seems to have been forgotten
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The inciting incident of the story occurs...
just before the rising action!
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Poll
In this story the inciting incident is...
Margie's teacher breaks down
Margie's mom calls the County Inspector
Margie and Tommy get called to school.
Margie investigates the book Tommy found.
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3 types of Irony
Dramatic
Verbal
Situational
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Multiple Select
What type of irony is used in the example, "Why would anyone write about school?"
dramatic -only the audience knows
situational-neither the audience nor the character knows
verbal- the words of the character are ironic
indirect- we are unsure of the irony
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Multiple Select
In this story the best example of irony is...
when Margie discovers Tommy's book
when Margie's teacher breaks down
when Margie realizes she wants to learn more about the past
when the reader realizes the story takes place in the future
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SYMBOLISM
an object that appears intentionally by the author; represents something deeper
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Open Ended
The book is one of the most obvious and important symbols in the story because...
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