Unit 4 week 1 The House that Jane built

Open Ended

How do you think literacy skills can help you in your daily life?

Multiple Select

Based on the information about biographies and Daniel Burnham, select all the ways individuals can improve their communities.

• Creating parks

• Writing biographies

• Helping others

• Ignoring problems

Multiple Choice

Which type of narrative nonfiction is about the author's own life?

• History

• Biography

• Autobiography

• Memoir

Multiple Select

What are the different ways to spell the 'er' sound in English words, as shown in the chart?

• ir

• er

• ur

• ear

Open Ended

Explain why it is important for an opinion essay to include strong reasons to support the writer's opinion.

Fill in the Blank

The House That Jane Built is a story about ___ Addams.

Open Ended

How can you connect the biography 'The House That Jane Built' to what you know about communities?

Multiple Select

Select all details from the biography pages that show Jane Addams was brave and determined.

• She picked a house in a poor neighborhood.

• She vowed to fix the world.

• She lowered George over a cliff to spy on an owl.

• She moved into a lovely, elegant house.

Multiple Choice

What inspired Jane to help the poor after her trip to Europe?

• She saw people in London begging for leftover food.

• She wanted to travel more.

• Her friends encouraged her.

• She was bored after graduation.

Multiple Select

Which of the following problems did Jane encounter when she found the perfect house for her settlement in Chicago?

• No running water

• High ceilings

• Marble fireplaces

• Large families crammed into tiny houses

Multiple Choice

Why did Jane put a public bath in Hull House?

• To help people stay clean and healthy

• To make Hull House more beautiful

• To attract more visitors

• To provide a place for children to play

Open Ended

What is one thing you learned in today's literacy lesson that you would like to remember?