Open Up - Grade 5 - ELA - Module 3 - Mid Unit 2 Assessment

Select two conclusions that are supported by the video. (SL.5.3)

• Jackie Robinson’s legacy as a leader of social change was more important to him than his legacy as an extraordinary baseball player.
• Jackie Robinson’s main goal was to show the world that he was an extraordinary athlete.
• The support of family, friends, and others were a key factor in Jackie Robinson’s success.
• Although our society remains imperfect, it has been made better by Jackie Robinson’s fight for social change.

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SL.5.3

What are the most likely reasons the author made the video? Select two options. (SL.5.3)

• To show how Jackie Robinson used his life to improve society
• To show that Jackie Robinson was an amazing human being
• To show that Jackie Robinson was the most talented baseball player of all time
• To show that star athletes have an important responsibility to be role models for young people

Which details from the video best support the idea that Jackie Robinson’s character was important in his role as a leader of social change? Underline all that apply. (SL.5.3)

• Other players in the Negro League were as good, or better, athletically than Jackie Robinson, but they were not chosen by Branch Rickey.
• In college, Jackie earned varsity letters in basketball, baseball, football, and track.
• Jackie did not flinch or show anger when crowds jeered and threw things at him.
• After playing for the Dodgers, Jackie Robinson became a vice president at Chock full o’Nuts.

Part AWhich statement best summarizes Sharon Robinson’s point of view about her father’s biggest challenge in his early days of playing in the major leagues? (RI.5.6)

• Jackie Robinson was lonely and ignored by the white players on his team.
• It was very hard for Jackie to be away from his family.
• Although Jackie’s teammates accepted him, the fans did not.
• Jackie was concerned because he wasn’t playing very well.

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RL.5.6

Part B From Sharon Robinson’s point of view, how did he overcome that challenge? Support your answer with a quote from the text. (RI.5.1, RI.5.6)

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RL.5.6

RL.5.1

Reread Jackie Robinson’s letter at the top of page 39. Then, answer the questions below.Part A From Jackie Robinson’s point of view, what is his biggest challenge this season? (RI.5.6)

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RL.5.6

Part B From Jackie Robinson’s point of view, what is the best way to overcome that challenge? Support your answer with a quote from the text. (RI.5.1, RI.5.6)

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RL.5.6

RL.5.1

Reread the caption containing the quote from Rachel Robinson on the bottom of page 39. Then, answer the questions below.Part A Which statement best summarizes Rachel Robinson’s point of view about her husband’s biggest challenge in his early days of playing in the major leagues? (RI.5.6)

• It was very hard for Jackie to be away from his wife
• Jackie Robinson was lonely and ignored by the white players on his team.
• His teammates were jealous of Jackie’s victories.
• It was difficult for Jackie to stay calm and positive when fans were mean to him.

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RL.5.6

Part B From Rachel Robinson’s point of view, how did Jackie overcome that challenge? Support your answer with a quote from the text. (RI.5.1, RI.5.6)

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RL.5.6

RL.5.1

Pick two points of view to compare (those of Sharon, Rachel, or Jackie Robinson). Explain one way in which their views on Jackie’s early months in the major leagues were similar. Support your analysis with a quote from each text. (RI.5.1, RI.5.6)

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RL.5.6

RL.5.1