Analysis and Annotation SBUA CRM 1.2

Multiple Choice

What are the central themes shared by the authors in the two passages regarding opportunity, education, and overcoming obstacles?

• The importance of education

• The role of family

• The impact of slavery

• The significance of personal experiences

Multiple Choice

What conflict exists between Linda and her grandmother in this narrative?

• The grandmother wants Linda to run away with the children; Linda wants to leave alone.

• Linda thinks escaping will benefit her children; her grandmother wants her to stay where she is.

• The grandmother believes that Mr. Sands can save them; Linda distrusts Mr. Sands's motives.

• Linda plans to live hidden in town; her grandmother urges her to escape north.

Multiple Choice

In what ways did Granddaddy Rice's decision to pursue education impact future generations of the Rice family?

• It ensured they would all graduate high school

• It set a precedent for higher education

• It had no significant impact

• It limited their career choices

Multiple Choice

What motivated Granddaddy Rice to pursue an education despite his background as a poor farmer's son?

• His desire for book learning

• His family's expectations

• The need for a scholarship

• The influence of Mary McLeod Bethune

Open Ended

How does Rice's central idea about education differ from Jacobs' perspective?

Multiple Choice

Read the following text by clicking on the image and answer the following question: What is the central Idea of this passage?

• Greed for small things might destroy you.

• Enjoy the small pleasures in life.

• Do not trust something that seems so sweet.

• Overindulgence can have consequences

Multiple Choice

How do authors persuade their readers?

• By using emotional appeals

• By providing logical reasoning

• By sharing personal anecdotes

• By citing credible sources

Multiple Select

How do these authors from different eras address similar themes?

• By emphasizing education's importance

• By highlighting family influence

• By showing determination overcoming obstacles

• By contrasting different time periods

Open Ended

What is the significance of breaking down unfamiliar words using roots and affixes?

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Open Ended

Which rhetorical appeals do you find most effective in each passage? Why?

Poll

How confident do you feel about this topic now?

• Very confident
• Somewhat confident
• Not confident