Super Human Post Read

1. Infer: How does being rescued change Syrita's approach to life?

• Syrita begins to show more compassion and understanding towards others.

• Being rescued from death makes her take less for granted.

• Her perspective on life doesn't change.

2. Compare and Contrast: Compare Syrita's neighborhood with X's neighborhood.

• Syrita's comes from a rich neighborhood, while X's is impoverished.

• X comes from a rich neighborhood, while Syrita is impoverished.

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2(cont.).THIS QUESTION IS STILL PART OF QUESTION 2:

Why does their difference in background matter? (2 Correct Answers)

• Race is not the only factor in discrimination, but class too.

• Syrita's neighborhood in Beverly Hills has more expensive cars.

• X's hometown of Crenshaw has smaller houses.

• Syrita's rich background affects how X perceives her.

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3. Connect: How do X's experiences relate to the Essential Question? (2 Correct Answers)

• How we see other's and the world doesn't impact humanity at all.

• How we view others has a personal impact, AND an impact on humanity.

• Our point of view only affects us personally, and shouldn't impact others.

• Out of costume, X is viewed as a threat. In costume, he's honored.

3. (cont). THIS QUESTION IS STILL PART OF NUMBER 3:

Someone with a family member in law enforcement may empathize more with the difficult situations they face.

• True, they have more insight into the personal and emotional life of a cop.

• False, just because they are family does not me they know more.

4. Predict: How will X MOST likely react to Syrita's action at the end of the text?

• He will save her, and huamnity. Syrita now understands his point of view.

• He will not save her, X will continue to doom humanity, including Syrita.

5. What do X's motivations for destroying humanity and saving humanity have in common?

• He wants to honor his family, and care for others.

• He is angry and spiteful for being mistreated and discriminated against.

• He wants to view the world as a better place even though it can be hard.

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5. (cont.) THIS QUESTION IS STILL A PART OF QUESTION 5:

Sometime's we can have negative and positive feelings about a subject simultaneously.

• True, because we can feel excited but scared at the same time.

• False, you can only feel one emotion at once.

6. Syria asks herself "How can I tell him not to destroy humanity?" X responds with "What you got?" how does she answer?

• She tells him that as a hero it's his job regardless of how he feels.

• She points out all of the positives humanity has to offer.

• "Nothing", the world has good and bad. She can't give a logical answer.

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6. (cont.) THIS QUESTION IS STILL A PART OF QUESTION 6

What potential theme does Syrita's reaction suggest? (2 Correct Answers)

• Humanity is not deserving of being saved.

• Humanity is too complicated for simple answers and solutions.

• Despite the negative aspects of humanity, we deserve a chance to change.

• Humanity has more negative aspects than positive.

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