Copy of Unit 8: Who Speaks for Wolf Background and Vocab Slides

Open Ended

Why do you think stories like "Who Speaks For Wolf" are important in understanding the relationship between humans and nature?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes a lesson that can be learned from nature, according to the content focus?

• Nature teaches us to respect all living things.

• Nature encourages us to ignore our mistakes.

• Nature shows us that humans are separate from the environment.

• Nature suggests that learning from others is unnecessary.

Open Ended

Based on what I’ve shared so far, how would you define “point of view”?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the purpose of the author in 'Who Speaks for Wolf'?

• To entertain the reader with a story

• To inform the reader about wolves

• To encourage readers to think, understand, and consider different perspectives

• To persuade readers to protect wolves

Multiple Select

Which of the following are characteristics of a chant as described in the text?

• It has a complex rhythm

• It is a type of song

• It includes a lot of repetition

• It is always sung by a group

Open Ended

What do you notice about the first line of every section in Grandfather’s chant?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following words means 'completely still'?

• Immobile

• Sought

• Counsel

• Devise

Multiple Choice

Which of the following words means 'tried to do, find, or get something'?

• Sought

• Counsel

• Reconsider

• Apparent

Multiple Select

Select all the words from the lesson that are verbs.

• Sought

• Counsel

• Reconsider

• Immobile

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the meaning of the word 'course' as used in the examples provided?

• A meal served at a restaurant

• A path or direction that someone or something moves along

• A type of school subject

• A competition between people

Multiple Select

Select all situations that demonstrate an omission based on the definition and examples provided.

• Forgetting to invite a friend to a party

• Including all necessary pages in a yearbook

• Leaving out announcements at an assembly

• Calling all friends on their birthday

Multiple Choice

Man's impact on the environment can be both positive and negative. Which of the following is an example of a negative impact?

• Planting trees in a deforested area

• Polluting rivers with industrial waste

• Protecting endangered species

• Recycling household waste