3rd Anansi Learns a Lesson-REVIEW Day 1

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1. Read this sentence from the text. 

“Fish agreed, and together the two friends created a unique, or one of a kind, plan.” (page 43)

What is the meaning of the word unique? 

• an example

• original

• common

• forgetting

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Part A

Which sentence from the story has alliteration? (Hint: look at the underlined part of the sentence.)

Ⓐ “a unique, or one of a kind, plan” (page 43)

Ⓑ “...bottom of the lake for a fabulous feast” (page 43)

Ⓒ “Anansi was careful and kept a watchful eye…”(page 42)

Ⓓ “...but those bananas look splendid…” (page 41)

• “a unique, or one of a kind, plan” (page 43)

• “...bottom of the lake for a fabulous feast” (page 43)

• “Anansi was careful and kept a watchful eye…”(page 42)

• “...but those bananas look splendid…” (page 41)

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Part B

How does the example of alliteration you selected in Part A help you to better understand the story?

• It compares the stones to the feast.

• It exaggerates how tasty the bananas were.

•  It brings attention to the Turtle’s excitement about the feast.

• It emphasizes how far away Turtle’s house was.

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How does Anansi’s character develop throughout the story?

• Anansi started being shy and ended showing his true self to others.

• Anansi went from being weak, to being the strongest animal in the forest.

• Anansi started by being well liked and ended by making new friends.

• Anansi went from being unkind, to understanding that it is important to share.

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What are the morphemes found in the word formation?

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What is the meaning of the word light as it's used in the sentence below?

He was also very light.

• to be bright

• to be funny

• to be heavy

• to not be heavy

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Which sentence from the text is an example of a hyperbole?

• He rocketed to the surface of the lake.

• Anansi has tricked us many times.

• Fish met Anansi at the edge of the lake.

• Turtle and Fish laughed and laughed.

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What does the hyperbole help you understand about Anansi?

• that Anansi is not funny

• that Anansi is too heavy

• that Anansi floated quickly to the top

• that Anansi fell to the bottom

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How is the theme developed in the story Anansi and a Lesson Learned?

• The theme is introduced only in the conclusion when Fish learned a lesson.

• The theme is solely based on the title of the story.
• The theme is developed through character experiences, Anansi tricks Turtle who later tricks Anansi, teaching him a lesson.

• The theme is developed through the lesson that Fish and Turtle learned.

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