How to Make a Timeline HMH

Why does the author say that anyone can make a timeline?

• Each person’s life is long.

• Each person’s life is special.

• Each person gets awards in life.

• Each person learns new skills in life.

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The author says to use Tramayne’s timeline as a model. What does the word model mean as it is used in the passage?

• toy

• idea

• example

• beginning

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What does the part “Materials” tell about a timeline?

• how to use one

• where to buy one

• who is able to make one

• what is needed to make one

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What does the part “Create Your Own!” tell readers?

• the steps to make a timeline

• how to share a timeline with others

• how long it will take to make a timeline

• the number of events to put on a timeline

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What should be on a timeline?

• the year someone is born

• what someone likes to read

• what someone eats for lunch each day

• the time someone wakes up each morning

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Something that is happening in the present time.

• current

• timeline

• past

• arrange

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words or sentences that people said or wrote to share information

• current

• timeline

• statements

• grin

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when you put things in a certain order

• timeline

• current

• fork

• arrange

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a visual that shows events in the order that they happened.

• arrange

• timeline

• sprout

• statement

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