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The Giver Deep Thinking Introduction

The Giver Deep Thinking Introduction

Assessment

Presentation

English

6th - 8th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
RL.6.3, RL.5.3, RL.9-10.3

+5

Standards-aligned

Created by

Nikki Lavergne

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2 Slides • 11 Questions

1

The Giver Deep Thinking Introduction

Read the statements and decide if you agree or disagree with it- there are no right/wrong answers- it is just to get you to think about the topics you will see in the novel.

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2

Poll

An ideal community would not have any hunger or starvation.

I agree

I disagree

3

Poll

An ideal community would not have any jealousy or competition.

I agree

I disagree

4

Poll

An ideal community would not have any unemployment.

I agree

I disagree

5

Poll

All children should have equal possessions and privileges at a certain age, regardless of the status of their families.

I agree

I disagree

6

Poll

Families are much closer when they share their feelings.

I agree

I disagree

7

Poll

Life would be better and easier if we did not carry bad memories in our heads.

I agree

I disagree

8

Poll

Overpopulation is such a problem that families should not be allowed to have more than two children.

I agree

I disagree

9

Poll

There is no real need to learn about world history.

I agree

I disagree

10

Poll

One’s job or occupation in life should be a careful match to one’s interests, talents, and skills.

I agree

I disagree

11

Book Cover Study

  • Study the man. Notice his expression.

  • Notice the corner, it looks like a torn picture

  • Notice color vs black and white.

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12

Multiple Choice

Utopia is...

1

a perfect place

2

a zebra striped gum

3

a fruit juice

13

Multiple Choice

Dystopia is

1

the opposite of a perfect place

2

a giraffe/zebra mix

3

a soft drink

The Giver Deep Thinking Introduction

Read the statements and decide if you agree or disagree with it- there are no right/wrong answers- it is just to get you to think about the topics you will see in the novel.

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