
First Day of School
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English
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6th Grade
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Easy
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Margaret Graham
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Match
Match the following. Which details support which statement about the setting?
Autumn or early fall
oatmeal and cupboard
morning light
time was a luxury
Summer was over
Kitchen
early morning
beginning of school year
Summer was over
Kitchen
early morning
beginning of school year
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Draw
Citing evidence: Circle the sentences that show us John is worried about something.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these quotes gives us a final clue that John's internal conflict is related to school?
She might not want to go until tomorrow. Until we see what happens.
Of course, she'll go.
Thirteen bubbles floated in the milk.
She likes to look neat.
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Multiple Choice
John is clearly worried about something. Is being worried an example of an internal or external conflict?
internal
external
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of resentment?
Feeling jealous
Feeling anger or irritation.
Feeling relieved.
Feeling happy.
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Open Ended
Why would John resent Audrey for getting a good night's sleep?
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of lament?
a feeling of irritation or anger
a wail or cry of grief
to do something sneakily
to leave slowly and reluctantly
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Draw
Circle or underline the new details about the setting that this paragraph gives us.
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Match
Match the quotes with the features of informational text that they provide.
Facts
Footnotes
Statistics and Numbers
Dates and time
Quotes
The National Guard was at the school.
tooling2
half dozen kids out of some nine hundred
In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that segregation was unconstitutional.
"It's all arranged," mother said.
The National Guard was at the school.
tooling2
half dozen kids out of some nine hundred
In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that segregation was unconstitutional.
"It's all arranged," mother said.
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Open Ended
Why is it necessary for the children to be walked to school by adults?
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This paragraph is an example of a flashback because it takes place in the past.
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Reorder
Reorder the following:
John eats breakfast.
John realizes his mother knows the National Guard is there.
John flashes back to pushing Audrey's doll buggy down the stairs.
John decides he will go to school but only if he can convince Audrey to stay home.
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Poll
Do you think John really wants to hurt Audrey?
Yes
No
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Open Ended
What do we realize about Audrey as she responds to his trying to force her to stay home?
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Open Ended
Why is it surprising that Audrey is "serene" and "prim?" Would you feel serene?
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