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"By the Great Horn Spoon" ch. 1-3

"By the Great Horn Spoon" ch. 1-3

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English

4th Grade

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CCSS
RL.2.1, RI.4.4, RL.5.6

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Emma Jensen

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6 Slides • 27 Questions

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Ch. 1-3
“By the Great
Horn Spoon”

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Open Ended

What do you think this book will be about based on the title?

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Open Ended

What do you think it would be like to live in a new and completely different environment?

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Multiple Choice

having lost hope

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rogue

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imperative

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undaunted

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dispirited

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Multiple Choice

urgent or important

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dispirited

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imperative

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molting

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clamor

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Multiple Choice

to quench or satisfy ones thirst

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clamor

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molting

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slake

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cholera

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Multiple Choice

infectious disease caused by bacteria in water

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rogue

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molting

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slake

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cholera

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Multiple Choice

to shed bodily covering

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rogue

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molting

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cholera

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slake

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Multiple Choice

a loud outcry or protest

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imperative

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undaunted

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clamor

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rogue

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Multiple Choice

unreliable person, a scoundrel

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rogue

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annoying

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clamor

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dispirited

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Multiple Choice

not discouraged

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clamor

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dispirited

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scoundrel

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undaunted

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Multiple Choice

a villian

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scoundrel

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rogue

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slake

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clamor

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Before we read…

Let’s research what the three main routes
were to get to California and the Gold Rush.

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The Oregon-
California Trail

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Distance:

Time spent traveling:

What hazards were faced?:

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The Panama Shortcut
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Distance:

Time spent traveling:

What hazards were faced?:

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Around Cape Horn
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Distance:

Time spent traveling:

What hazards were faced?:

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Multiple Choice

Where did the stowaways hide?

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in a crate

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in potato barrels

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in the galley

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Multiple Choice

On what ship did the stowaways hide?

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Santa Maria

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Sea Raven

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Lady Wilma

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Multiple Choice

How old was Jack?

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11 years old

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12 years old

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13 years old

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Multiple Choice

What was Praiseworthy's job?

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a banker

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a lawyer

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a butler

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Multiple Choice

What did the workers call the Captain?

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wild bull of the seas

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the wicked pirate

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captain walk the planks

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Multiple Choice

Why was the Captain racing the Sea Raven?

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He would win a monetary prize

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He wanted to make sure his passengers found the gold first

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He would get to command a new clipper ship

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Multiple Choice

Who told the captain about the stowaways?

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The thief turned them in

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Praiseworthy and Jack confessed

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The cook turned them in

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Multiple Choice

How did Jack and Praiseworthy work off their debt?

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They shoveled coal into the furnace

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They fished for food for the cook

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They kept the deck clean

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Multiple Choice

What did Jack and Praiseworthy plan to do?

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Catch the thief that took their money

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Ask the captain to put them on another job

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help the captain win the race

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Multiple Choice

Jack wrote a letter to his aunt. What did he leave out?

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That they were on a ship

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That they were going to California

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That they had been robbed

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Multiple Choice

What animal followed Jack around?

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A pig

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A dog

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A cat

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Multiple Choice

What did Jack name the animal?

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Gold Nugget

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Good Luck

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Gold Digger

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Multiple Choice

How did Praiseworthy figure out who the thief was?

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He heard the thief bragging to another passenger

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He found the man with a clean finger

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The pig squealed when the man touched him

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Multiple Choice

Who robbed Jack and Praisewothy?

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The horse doctor

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The Captain

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The judge

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Multiple Choice

What was the thief's real name?

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Joshua Swain

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Mountain Jim

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Cut-Eye Higgins

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Multiple Choice

What did the captain do to the thief?

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He made him shovel coal in the furnace

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He made him walk the plank

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He locked him up bellow deck

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Ch. 1-3
“By the Great
Horn Spoon”

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