5.7.7: Cycle 3 and 4 Review, Close Read Quiet Knight, Modifiers

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scend

spect

vac

voc

are all examples of:​

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intra-

micro-

quad-

super-

are all examples of:​

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-ism

-ward

-some

-wise

are all examples of:​

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Draw

Underline or circle the different word parts in the words below.

Hint: Each word contains only ONE of the word parts we just reviewed!

Open Ended

When you think of the word knight, what first comes to mind?

 What traditional characteristics does, or should, a knight have?

Poll

Which trait do you think is most valuable?

• sacrifice

• honor

• mercy

• courage

• courtesy to women

Poll

What trait of the Knight’s Code of Conduct does this passage show?

• sacrifice

• honor

• mercy

• courage

• courtesy to women

Poll

What trait of the Knight’s Code of Conduct does this passage show?

• sacrifice

• honor

• mercy

• courage

• courtesy to women

Poll

What trait of the Knight’s Code of Conduct does this passage show?

• sacrifice

• honor

• mercy

• courage

• courtesy to women

Poll

What trait of the Knight’s Code of Conduct does this passage show?

• sacrifice

• honor

• mercy

• courage

• courtesy to women

Poll

What trait of the Knight’s Code of Conduct does this passage show?

• sacrifice

• honor

• mercy

• courage

• courtesy to women

Open Ended

Which traditional knight trait do you think Tony expresses the most and why?

You can start your response with:

I think Tony expresses _____ because . . .

Draw

Choose one sentence to draw:

1) Covered in syrup, the pancake devoured the hungry children.

2) Racing across the park, the ice cream fell out of my hand and landed on the grass.

3) Licking his paws, the tuna tasted delicious to the cat.

Spend about two minutes drawing your sentence.

Multiple Select

Which of the following sentences include misplaced modifiers?

Choose 2

• Peeking out from the suitcase, Jane found her cat.

• Jane found her cat peeking out from the suitcase.

• Walking to school, the rain soaked Emily's clothes.

• The patient with the broken arm was referred to the doctor.

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Read the following sentence: After studying all night, the exam felt impossible.



Is this sentence correct, or does it have a dangling modifier?​ ​

Select answer

Open Ended

Correct the following sentences that have underlined modifier errors.

Walking through the park, the flowers were in full bloom.

Maya nearly spent all day trying to solve the puzzle.

After reading the book, the movie was a disappointment.