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Informational Review: Part 1

Informational Review: Part 1

Assessment

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English

5th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
6.NS.B.3, RI.5.2, RL.5.1

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Standards-aligned

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Reneatha Eldridge

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3 Slides • 4 Questions

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GMAS Review: Informational Texts

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2

What are we reviewing?

I can identify/find two main ideas of a text.

I can identify/find the meaning of academic words in a text.

I can identify/find evidence to support specific reasons in a text.

3

Word Cloud

Describe main idea in one or two words.

4

You have 7 minutes to read the text. Highlight any evidence that helps you find the main idea of each paragraph as you read.

media

5

Multiple Choice

I can find two or more main ideas of a text:

Which sentence BEST states two main ideas of the article?

1

It is important to consider the different responsibilities of pet ownership before getting a pet. Owning a pet can be positive for both the owners and the pets.

2

Busy families should consider cats or other animals that do not need much care. Sometimes bored dogs develop bad habits and destroy household items

3

Animal shelters provide a range of animals to choose from. Animals are left at shelters for various reasons, such as owners moving or no longer being able to care for their pets.

4

Pets can help lower human stress levels. There is research showing that pet ownership can have a number of other health benefits as well.

6

Multiple Choice

I can find the meaning of academic language.

Based on paragraph 2, what is the meaning of various?

Owners will also need to pay for various expenses.

1

large

2

many

3

unnecessary

4

unplanned

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Multiple Select

In the passage, the author makes the point that pet ownership can improve the life of a pet owner. Which two pieces of evidence best support this point?

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Like humans, animals require not only food and shelter but also love and attention.

2

When you are confident that you want a pet and are able to care for it forever, you must choose an animal whose needs work for you.

3

Research shows that just interacting with their pets can make people feel happier.

4

Petting a dog provides unexpected benefits. For example, it can improve a peson's ability to resist disease.

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Animal shelters have pets of all ages and needs,. This means there is an ideal animal for every home.

GMAS Review: Informational Texts

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Answer the questions.
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