Amplify I See What you Mean

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Whose mom went to the store?

• My mom went to the store.

• Zoey's mom went to the store.

• Jayla's mom went to the store.

• Mrs. Hethcoat and Mrs. Alvarez went to the store.

What does Jayla need to be able to see the peach?

• her hands

• dark

• a table

• some light

Light just sits there like a pool.

• True

• False

According to the book, light travels in straight lines.

• True

• False

What is another way to describe light reflecting off of the peach?

• Light bounces off of the peach.

• Light hits the peach and is lost.

• Light refracts off of the peach.

• Light travels in waves.

What evidence did Jayla use to convince Zoey that light could reflect off of the peach even though it isn't shiny?

• Jayla showed light reflecting off of a spoon.

• Light does not reflect off of a peach, only off of a shiny surface.

• Jayla showed light reflecting from the peach onto the tablecloth.

• Zoey already knew that light would reflect off of a shiny surface.

How does light travel so that we can see?

• Light travels at the speed of sound, from a source, to an object, around our eye.

• Light travels to our eye from a source, then to an object.

• Light travels from an object, to a source, to our eye.

• Light travels from a source, to an object, and then reflects from the object to our eye.

What time is it on the clock on page 20?

• 4:00

• 12:20

• 5:10

• 6:15

Why can't Jayla see the peach at the end of the story?

• It's too dark to see.

• The peach is lost in the bushes near the tree.

• Jayla cannot see the peach because Zoey ate the peach.

• The peach disappeared.