RACE Lather and Nothing Else Review

Reorder the following

• R

• E

• A

• C

Identify and Match RACE to what is stands for

• Restate the question

• E

• Answer the question

• C

• Cite Evidence

• A

• Explain your answer

• R

Reorder the following steps for R-A

• Turn the question into a statement

• Highlight key words in the question

• Add your answer to the restate

• Read the question

• Identify how many questions you have to answer

In the short​ (a)   "Lather and Nothing Else," the man who comes into the barber shop is Captain Torres. On ​ (b)   2 of the story it ​ (c)   , "His name was Torres. Captain Torres." This ​ (d)   that they man who walked into the barber show is the leader of the rebels, Captain Torres ​ (e)   his name is said.

• story
• page
• states
• proves
• because

Reorder the following

• "Torres did not know I was his enemy. Neither he nor the others knew it."

• In the text on page 3,

• In the short story "Lather and nothing else" the barber helps the rebels by

• spying on Captain Torres.

• the author explains

Label each part of RACE

a

b

c

d

Explain

Answer

Restate

Cite

What part of the paragraph is missing?

• Restate

• Answer

• Cite

• Explain

What part of the paragraph is missing?

• Restate

• Answer

• Cite

• Explain

What part of the paragraph is missing?

• Restate

• Answer

• Cite

• Explain

Which restate is the best for the following question?

In the short story, who is the man that came into the barber shop for a shave?

• His name is Captain Torres.

• His name from the story was...

• In the short story, the man who comes into the barber shop for a shave is...

• When the story starts we meet a character that walks into a barber shop for a shave. His name is...