ReadyGEN 3A3

ReadyGEN 3A3

An author might research facts about places, accounts of events, speeches, and photographs to gather information about the subject of a biography. As we continue reading about Theodore Roosevelt, we will pay attention to how the author uses text features to share this information.

Multiple Choice

What is a monopoly?

Companies often make prices

• Go down

• Go up

Multiple Choice

What is a monopoly?

Companies often make prices go up because

• There is competition

• There is no competition

Open Ended

The photo and caption on p. 30 tell readers

Open Ended

The sidebar on p. 33 gives readers a better understanding

of

Let’s look at the photos and the captions on pages 26 and 27.

What information about Teddy Roosevelt do they tell us? The photos show

us what Roosevelt looked like. The captions give details that can’t be seen

in the photos, such as that he went to football games. I’m going to add this

information to the T-Chart.

Multiple Select

What are some reasons you think workers would go on strike?

• pay

• benefits

• unfair rules

• unsafe conditions

Fill in the Blanks

Plural of lunch -

Fill in the Blanks

Plural of glass -

Multiple Choice

What is the plural of mountain?

• mountains
• mountaines
• mountainies
• mountain

Multiple Choice

What is the plural of daisy?

• daisys
• daisyies
• daisies
• daisyes

Multiple Choice

We go to troy heritage trail.

• Troy heritage Trail

• Troy Heritage Trail

Multiple Choice

We live in joliet, illinois.

• Joliet, Illinois

• joliet, Illinois

Open Ended

Fix the word that should be capitalized:

This summer we will visit our family in florida.

After reading

Theodore Roosevelt: The Adventurous President, a text that has many

different types of text features, I think that there is one feature that really

helps when the text is a biography. That feature is photographs. Actually

seeing the person with their family or at a historical event helps the reader

visualize what the text is describing.