
Storyworks Oct Nov 2023 This is the End of Chicago cau/eff full
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Nora Christina Beck
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Storyworks
October / November 2023
pages 4-9
Cause & Effect RI3
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Multiple Choice
Why was Bessie on her own?
She got separated from her parents and brother during the fire.
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from her family
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence best explains that Bessie was on her own because she got separated from her parents and brother?
Thousands of people filled the streets.
Their screams rose over the fire's crackling roar.
Worst of all, Bessie couldn't find her parents and brother.
Soon, much of Chicago would be destroyed,.
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Multiple Select
What caused difficulties in fighting the Chicago fire?
(Choose all correct answers.)
hot, dry weather
strong winds
wood everywhere
Firefighters needed help.
The technology to keep them safe wasn't working.
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from her family
difficulties in fighting fires
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Multiple Select
Choose all the causes of new fires.
too few fire fighters
tools weren't powerful enough
the sky glowed orange
wind carried embers
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from her family
difficulties in fighting fires
new fires
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Multiple Select
Choose the effects of the fire.
Bessie's parents found out that she was safe.
Streets were filled with debris.
Three hundred people died.
One-third of the homes were destroyed.
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from her family
difficulties in fighting fires
new fires
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Drag and Drop
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new laws
Wooden buildings made the fire difficult to fight.
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Multiple Choice
What are the connections within the text?
Some events happened due to other events.
The facts tell how two things are the same and different.
Events are in chronological order.
Steps in a process are in order.
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new laws
Wooden buildings made the fire difficult to fight.
Some events happened due to other events.
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Match
Match the following causes to their effects.
Nearly all houses and buddings were made of wood.
only an inch of rain fell between July and September
Firefighters fought the fire for hours.
Bessie was caught in the middle of a crowd.
The Great Chicago Fire of 1871
Houses & buildings burned very easily.
There was a drought.
They were exhausted.
She was separated from her family.
homes destroyed; 300 dead; debris
Houses & buildings burned very easily.
There was a drought.
They were exhausted.
She was separated from her family.
homes destroyed; 300 dead; debris
Storyworks
October / November 2023
pages 4-9
Cause & Effect RI3
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