CASE II Review

What is the goal of RL.1.0?

• To make educated guesses about things the text says explicitly

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

• To find specific parts of the text to support personal opinions

• To learn how to quote directly from a text

What does citing textual evidence involve?

• Making educated guesses based on what you've read

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

• Stating your personal opinion about the text

• Summarizing the text in your own words

What is explicit textual evidence?

• Information that is not directly stated in the text and requires guessing

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

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

• The underlying themes of the text

What are inferences?

• Direct quotes from the text

• Conclusions drawn from the text without any clues

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

• Facts that are explicitly stated in the text

According to the study tips, when can we make an inference?

• When the text states something explicitly

• When there is no information given in the text

• When a character's actions or setting imply something not directly stated in the text

• When we want to support our own ideas regardless of the text

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 summarize the plot of a story

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

• The sequence of events

• The setting and background

• The big message or idea in a story

• The main characters and their roles

How does 'Development' relate to the theme in a story?

• It refers to the introduction of new characters

• It describes how the theme gets more complex as the story goes on

• It is about the resolution of the plot

• It involves the description of different settings

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

• The way characters communicate with each other

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

• The conflict between characters

• The interaction between the reader and the text

Which of the following is a study tip for understanding theme development?

• Memorizing the names of all characters

• Focusing solely on the climax of the story

• Thinking about how the setting and events in the story affect the main ideas

• Ignoring the symbols or patterns in the story