

Unit 5 Bell Ringers
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7th Grade
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MARIA GUTIERREZ
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Multiple Choice
What was the main goal of the American colonists during the American Revolution?
To defeat the British army
To gain independence from France
To establish a new government
To form alliances with Native Americans
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Categorize
Feel the people have rights the government can't take away
No taxation without representation
Happier when England was letting the colonies run themselves.
Supported England and wanted to solve all their problems peacefully.
Knew the colonies were still new and needed the protection England could provide
Many were financially tied to England and wanted to remain a part of the Empire
Many wealthy planters and merchants from South Carolina
Organize these options into Patriots or Loyalists.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
George Washington provided leadership for the colonists by ---
serving as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army
writing the Declaration of Independence
leading the British militia
fighting against the American Indians
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Multiple Choice
What do the controlling idea in Selection 1 and the theme of Selection 2 most clearly have in common?
A focus on the obligation of leaders to provide for their followers
A focus on the need for discipline in order to achieve success
A focus on the power of a leader to inspire followers
A focus on the suffering of soldiers in war
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence from Selection 2 most clearly helps create a distinctive voice for the narrator?
It is Christmas night.
Straight and true as a musket rod he is, and honest as the day.
In the wet boats, standing is better than sitting.
Only the most skilled watermen can find their way through.
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Multiple Choice
How do you know that Selection 2 is historical fiction?
It includes in-depth analysis of a past era.
It includes direct quotes from primary sources.
It combines fictional elements with a historical situation.
It reports actual historical events but changes their outcome.
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Multiple Choice
How does each detail most clearly support the controlling idea or theme of the passage in which it appears?
Selection 1 Detail: provides evidence that Washington was a great general
Selection 2 Detail: provides evidence that Washington was a great general
Selection 1 Detail: provides evidence that one of Washington’s important tasks was to impose discipline on the army
Selection 2 Detail: provides evidence that Washington had great determination
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Open Ended
Use the RACE strategy to answer in a complete sentence. It was a beautiful summer morning as Mr. Robinson woke up, put on his highly-fashionable outfit, and walked out the front door. Then, disaster struck!
Buzzing and plotting outside of his front door was none other than his worst enemy...a wasp.
"No." Mr. Robinson whimpered. His bottom lip shook up in down in sheer terror. Then, that fear turned to anger. His face turned red and his eyes flashed with violence. "Not...today..." He said, before going back to his bedroom and preparing his materials.
Mr. Robinson put on three winter coats as protection from the wasp's deadly stings. He put on sunglasses to protect his eyes. He put on blue shoes because...well, there wasn't really a practical reason to wear the blue shoes they just kind of looked nice.
He was ready to fight the wasp to THE DEATH! As he went back outside, though, he noticed...his enemy had already flown away...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~What text evidence tells you it was warm outside?~~~
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Multiple Choice
What is a theme that both stories share?
Don't beg your parents for things.
Be generous with others.
Be more careful/Don't lose things.
Sometimes good things come from difficult situations.
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Poll
How confident do you feel about this topic now?
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