CASE II Review with Doc

What is the goal of RL.1.0?

• To make educated guesses about things the text says explicitly

• To understand and analyze what a text says directly and to make inferences

• To find specific parts of the text to disagree with the author

• To memorize quotes and passages from the text

What does citing textual evidence involve?

• Guessing the meaning of the text without any support

• Finding specific parts of the text, like quotes or passages, to support your ideas or arguments

• Ignoring the text and providing personal opinions

• Only using information that is not stated in the text

What is explicit textual evidence?

• Ideas that are suggested but not clearly stated in the text

• Information that requires deep analysis and interpretation

• Information or ideas that are clearly stated in the text, without needing to interpret or guess

• Evidence that is only found outside of the text

What are inferences?

• Facts that are explicitly stated in the text

• Conclusions drawn based on clues in the text, even if the text doesn't directly say it

• Personal opinions about the text without any textual basis

• Detailed summaries of the text

According to the study tips, what can be inferred if a character is in a dark room breathing heavily with shaky hands?

• The character is very calm and relaxed

• The character is preparing to go to sleep

• The character is nervous or scared

• The character is exercising

What is the objective of RL.10.2 - Theme Development?

• To analyze the structure of a story

• To understand the main ideas in a story and how they grow and change

• To critique the author's writing style

• To memorize the plot of a story

What does 'Theme' refer to in the context of a story?

• The sequence of events

• The setting of the story

• The big message or idea in a story

• The list of characters

How is 'Development' described in the context of theme development?

• The introduction of new characters

• The resolution of the story's conflict

• How the theme gets more complex as the story goes on

• The chronological order of events

What does 'Interaction' mean in the context of theme development?

• The dialogue between characters

• How different parts of the story come together to show the theme

• The conflict between the protagonist and antagonist

• The way characters interact with the setting

According to the study tips, what should you look for in the story to understand the theme?

• The author's biography

• Things that keep showing up in the story, like symbols or patterns

• The number of pages in the story

• The genre of the story