
TED Talk Planning Day 1, 2, 3
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English
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9th Grade
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N. S. Perry
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Open Ended
How can storytelling strengthen an argument?
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Multiple Choice
In what ways should students demonstrate their understanding of narrative and poetic techniques in their presentations?
By using imagery and rhythm
By focusing solely on research
By avoiding personal experiences
By reading directly from their notes
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Multiple Choice
What is the core claim made by the Ted Talk Presenter regarding spontaneity and planning?
Spontaneity is less powerful
Planning is essential
Spontaneity is more powerful
Control leads to growth
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Multiple Choice
What does the author aim to prove about control and growth in planning?
Control enhances growth
Control ends growth
Control has no effect on growth
Control is necessary for success
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Multiple Choice
What are the key components that each paragraph connects in Ms. Perry's essay?
experience → evidence → reflection → universal truth
story → argument → conclusion
growth → chaos → success
flexibility → innovation → resilience
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Multiple Choice
What are the two sources used in Ms. Perry's Ted Talk, and what purpose does each serve?
A TED Talk and a nonfiction article
A book and a magazine
A podcast and a documentary
A blog and a news article
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Multiple Choice
What was the conflict that made the story matter?
The conflict between the narrator and the airline
The conflict between the narrator's checklist and courage
The conflict between external and internal stakes
The conflict of living in a world measured by deadlines
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Multiple Choice
What does the narrative illustrate about vulnerability according to the lesson?
It is a sign of weakness
It is a form of strength
It is irrelevant to success
It is a necessary emotion
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Multiple Choice
What is the significance of using short, declarative sentences and emotional keywords in a talk?
They make the talk longer
They grab the audience's attention
They are less effective
They confuse the audience
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Multiple Choice
What are the two techniques emphasized in the prompt for the TED format?
Narrative Technique
Poetic Technique
Descriptive Technique
Expository Technique
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Multiple Choice
What are the three key elements that a narrative should achieve according to the summary?
High emotional stakes
Starts in the middle of the action
Ends with a pivot
All of the above
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Reorder
Reorder the following parts of an argumentative essay in the correct order.
Introduction (hook, claim)
Body Paragraph 1
Body Paragraph 2
Counterargument Paragraph (Counterclaim, Rebuttal)
Conclusion (Call t Action)
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Multiple Choice
How does word choice affect tone and pacing?
It shapes the emotion of the writing
It has no effect on the writing
It only affects the pacing
It only affects the tone
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Multiple Choice
What is the prompt for the writing exercise?
Tell your story of speaking up vs silence
Write a poem about nature
Describe your favorite book
Explain a scientific concept
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Multiple Choice
What is the objective of turning a story into a claim?
To entertain the audience
To build an argument using evidence and commentary
To summarize the story
To create a fictional narrative
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