Perspective Review

Who is the short story A Fight For Fairness about?

Who is the short story Facing a Fear about?

Describe how Sarah felt, thought, and/or acted in A Fight For Fairness.

Describe how Lily felt, thought, and/or acted in Facing a Fear.

List two pieces of evidence that support how Sarah felt, thought, or acted.

List two pieces of evidence that support how Lily felt, thought, or acted.

If you were a character in the short story A Fight for Fairness, how do you think you would've approached or talked to Sarah? What would you have done to help her?

If you were a character in the short story Facing a Fear, how do you think you would've approached or talked to Lily? What would you have done to help her?

What is perspective? (Select all that apply)

• How someone views something from their point of view.

• How one character may feel in a situation while another character can feel differently.

• Two words that sound the same, but have different meanings.

• Being able to read a text without struggling through any words.

Read the dialogue below and answer the question that follows.

"Did you get the poster for my project?" Daniel asked. "Yes," Mom replied. "What about the printer ink? I need to print the pictures to glue on my poster," said Daniel. Mom impatiently reminded him, "I know your project is due on Monday, but it is only Thursday. You have plenty of time this weekend to do it." "Mom, but what if the store is out of supplies?" he anxiously replied.

The conversation between Daniel and his mother suggests that Daniel is-

• excited about his project.

• patiently waiting for Mom to get the supplies.

• constantly interrupted when he asked a question.

• concerned about finishing his project on time.

Answer explanation

4.8B