Enrichment: RI 7.5 & 7.6

Chronological order, tracing the word's development through historical events.

Cause and effect, showing how cultural beliefs led to the creation of the term.

Compare and contrast, highlighting differences among various cultural interpretations.

Description and example/illustration, detailing the word's potential origins and related beliefs.

Problem and solution, outlining the parasitic threat and proposing methods to counteract it.

Chronological order, tracing the evolutionary development of each parasite's manipulation tactics.

Cause and effect, showing how each parasite induces specific behavioral changes in its host.

Description and example, detailing the unique manipulation methods of each parasite through specific cases.

Chronological order, tracing the historical development of migration patterns.

Description and explanation, detailing the various factors that drive human and zombie movement.

Problem and solution, outlining the migration challenges and proposing survival strategies.

Cause and effect, showing how push and pull factors influence migration decisions.

To entertain the audience with a humorous exchange about zombie behavior and medical diagnoses.

To provide a fictional scientific explanation for zombie behaviors by referencing real neurological conditions

To criticize the lack of scientific understanding in popular zombie portrayals and medical dramas.

To demonstrate the doctors' superior knowledge of zombie anatomy and fictional medical science.

Chronological order, tracing the progression of the zombie's motor skill deterioration.

Cause and effect, showing how brain damage results in specific movement abnormalities.

Compare and contrast, highlighting differences between Parkinsonian and cerebellar movement.

Problem and solution, diagnosing the movement issue and proposing a neurological cause.

Doctor 2 is cautious about drawing simplistic parallels between brain activity and complex behaviors, similar to Doctor 1.

Doctor 2 believes that fMRI studies definitively prove a direct causal link between brain activity and criminal behavior.

Doctor 2 is attempting to use fMRI studies as evidence to support their theory about the zombie's aggression.

Doctor 2 is attempting to distract Doctor 1 from the conversation about the zombie's specific brain functions.