
000 12/01/2025 Synthesizing Evidence
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Brigitta Wengler
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12 Slides • 14 Questions
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Poll
If synthesis were a kitchen appliance, which one would it be?
A. A microwave (just heats things up individually)
B. A blender (combines ingredients into something new)
C. A toaster (only handles one type of food at a time)
D. A pizza cutter (just divides things into smaller pieces)
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Multiple Choice
What is Synthesis? According to the lesson, synthesis means combining information from multiple sources to create a:
A. unified understanding or new insight
B. collection of disconnected facts
C. summary of each text separately
D. recipe for award-winning smoothies
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Multiple Choice
In the smoothie analogy, what does the 'final smoothie' represent?
Individual texts from different authors
Your unified essay about place
The process of combining evidence
A delicious breakfast beverage option
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a reason to synthesize evidence in your essay?
To show patterns across multiple texts
To demonstrate how authors explore similar themes
To summarize each text in separate paragraphs
To create a unified argument about place
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Multiple Choice
What is the CORRECT way to organize your essay about place?
Para 1: O'Keeffe, Para 2: Twain, Para 3: Hurston
Para 1: Place reveals character using ALL texts
Para 1: The longest text first, then shorter ones
Para 1: Life on Mississippi, Para 2: Jumping Frog
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Multiple Choice
Why is organizing by theme better than organizing by text?
It makes your essay shorter and easier to write
It allows you to skip reading some of the texts
It shows connections and patterns across multiple texts
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Multiple Choice
According to Pattern #1, how does place shape people in both Twain texts?
By providing beautiful scenery to write about
By creating role models and establishing values
By offering opportunities for financial success
By forcing people to move to different locations
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Multiple Choice
What does Simon Wheeler's dialect reveal about his character?
He is secretly educated but pretends otherwise
His rural background and Western informality
He is trying to confuse the Eastern narrator
He learned English from reading Shakespeare
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Multiple Choice
What deeper truth does the irony in 'Jumping Frog' reveal?
Trained frogs always win jumping contests
Simple trickery can beat sophistication and effort
Mining camps are dangerous places for frogs
Frogs make excellent pets for lonely miners
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Multiple Choice
According to Pattern #4, what role does storytelling play in Western culture?
It creates community connection.
It discourages creativity.
It limits cultural growth.
It promotes isolation.
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Multiple Choice
In the model paragraph, what does the synthesis show about memorable places?
They only exist in American literature
They surround us with role models who show possibilities
They are always located near rivers or mountains
They require at least three months to shape us
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Match
Match each vocabulary word to the correct definition from your notes:
Combining ideas from multiple sources
Examining the components of a text
Information that supports a claim or argument
Find out or establish precisely
Synthesis
Analyze
Evidence
Determine
Synthesis
Analyze
Evidence
Determine
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Drag and Drop
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Open Ended
Write one piece of evidence from either Twain text that shows how place shapes people.
Must include:
- Quote/example
- Explanation on how it connects to the theme
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