Text Dependent Responses Marigolds

What are text dependent responses?

• Long and detailed answers to questions about a text.

• Brief and concise answers to questions about a text.

• Answers that do not relate to the text.

• Personal opinions about the text.

What is evidence from the text?

• Personal opinions about the text.

• Details from the text that support your inferences or conclusions.

• Summaries of the text.

• Questions about the text.

What does comprehension mean?

• Writing a summary of the text.

• Understanding of a text.

• Asking questions about the text.

• Giving personal opinions about the text.

What does analysis involve?

• Skimming through the text.

• Examination of the text.

• Ignoring the text.

• Writing a summary of the text.

What does the text suggest about the narrator's feelings when the kids gathered again under the oak in their bare yard?

• The narrator felt happy and joined the merriment.

• The narrator felt indifferent and ignored the kids.

• The narrator did not join the merriment.

• The narrator felt excited and participated actively.

How did the narrator feel after the incident described in the text?

• Proud and satisfied

• Ashamed and regretful

• Indifferent and unaffected

• Happy and content

What internal conflict does the narrator experience in the text?

• The child in the narrator felt happy, but the adult felt sad.

• The child in the narrator sulked, but the adult felt ashamed.

• The child in the narrator felt proud, but the adult felt indifferent.

• The child in the narrator felt excited, but the adult felt scared.

How does Lizabeth’s destruction of Miss Lottie’s marigolds relate to her transition from adolescence to adulthood?

• It signifies her joy and happiness.

• It represents her indifference to others' feelings.

• It marks her realization of the impact of her actions.

• It shows her continued childish behavior.

How does Lizabeth’s destruction of Miss Lottie’s marigolds relate to her transition from adolescence to adulthood?

• It shows her desire to be rebellious.

• It marks the end of her innocence and the beginning of her awareness of the consequences of her actions.

• It demonstrates her hatred towards Miss Lottie.

• It signifies her love for gardening.

How does Elizabeth feel after the destruction of the marigolds?

• Happy and satisfied

• Indifferent and careless

• Ashamed and regretful

• Proud and accomplished