
Summary DI ELA 6 22-23
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Match the following words to their definition
Summary
Objective
Objective Summary
retell or sum up important information
facts/evidence (no opinion)
to restate the most important ideas of a text WITHOUT including your opinion
retell or sum up important information
facts/evidence (no opinion)
to restate the most important ideas of a text WITHOUT including your opinion
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Objective Summaries DO NOT:
(choose all that apply)
Use your own words to restate ideas of the text
Only include important details from the text
Use direct quotes/textual evidence
Repeat the text word-for-word
Include your thoughts/opinions
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Type answer...
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Type answer...
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What are the three pieces of an IVF statement, in order?
Title, author, genre
tells, describes, explains
central idea or theme
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Multiple Choice
Which statement below BEST captures the central idea of the text?
Polar Bears
"The polar bear is perfectly suited to live in the cold, harsh tundra of Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Norway, and Russia," (Source 1).
The polar bear has many qualities that allow it to live in one of the harshest climates in the world, the Arctic.
Polar bears are incredible animals because they have really awesome cold-weather abilities.
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Match the following genres to their IVF verb
Short Story, Novel
article
the author's opinion on a topic
tells, describes
explains
argues
tells, describes
explains
argues
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following SHOULD be in a summary?
quotes from the text
my thoughts and opinions
lots of details and examples
the most important ideas written in my own words
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Multiple Choice
Which answer below BEST captures the theme of the story "Zombies Don't Eat Veggies"?
Having people accept parts of your identity can be difficult but possible with respect and compromise.
Mo is a zombie who wants to eat veggies, but his parents don't want him to.
Compromise
Vegetables are healthy and full of vitamins, so children should learn to eat their veggies.
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Put the elements of the IVF summary in order.
In the story "Zombies Don't Eat Veggies" by Megan and Jorge Lacera
it describes the lesson that
having people accept parts of your identity can be hard, but possible with compromise.
Mo wants his family to share his love of veggies, but his parents don't agree.
So he cooks them a meal pretending it is blood and brains. Then, the family finds compromise.
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Multiple Choice
A student is doing an IVF summary for "Frozen".
Which would be the correct IDENTIFY?
In the movie "Frozen" by Disney Animation Studios,
In "Frozen", there are two sisters, Anna and Elsa.
In the movie "Frozen",
In "Frozen" by Disney Animation Studios,
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Multiple Choice
A student is doing an IVF summary for "Frozen".
Which would be the correct VERB?
Explains
Argues
Tells/Describes
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Multiple Choice
A student is doing an IVF summary for "Frozen".
Which would be the correct FINISH THE THOUGHT?
Big weather storms can be very dangerous for communities.
"True love" means finding self-acceptance and apricating what makes you uniquely you.
Love
Anna wants to save Arendelle, but her sister Elsa ran away. So Anna goes to get Elsa and then they save the kindom togther.
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A student is doing an IVF summary for "Frozen".
What do they need to remember when writing their key details?
(Choose ALL that apply!)
For narrative stories, key details means SWBST.
They should use direct quotes
They should use their own words
They need to include their opinion about the source
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