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What should you do when you have Paired Text questions?

• Read both stories back-to-back and then answer questions

• Read one story and answer questions for that story, then read the next story, and answer questions for that story

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Use "Night Flyers" and "A Sweet Part of Nature" to answer the following questions.

Based on details in both "Night Flyers" and "A Sweet Part of Nature," the reader can tell that bats and honeybees are responsible for -

• fewer insects and eating crops

• more people starting new farms

• fewer animals getting sick from diseases and viruses

• more food being produced because of pollination

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What is one way that the bats in "Night Flyers" and the honeybees in "A Sweet Part of Nature" are different?

• Bats eat insects, while bees do not.

• Bats spread pollen, while bees do not.

• Bats catch diseases, while bees do not.

• Bats need new houses, while bees do not.

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What is a paired passage?

• Is any creative work, chiefly any narrative work, portraying individuals, events, or places that are imaginary, or in ways that are imaginary.

• Paired passages are simply two text passages that feature similarities, differences, and connections.

• Is any true story that refers to literature based in fact.

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What graphic organizer helps you with Paired Passage Questions?

• Circle Map

• CD's

• Shaping Sheet

• Venn Diagram

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How strategy should I use to help me with the paired passage?

• Venn Diagram

• Plot Diagram

• Sequencing Diagram

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