Ocean Art Quiz

What is the purpose of the photographs on page 356 in "Ocean Art"?

• to show that some trash is red, while others are green and blue.

• to show that many people get involved.

• to show the types of art projects that Alejandro has created.

• to show a picture of the Earth.

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FL.ELA.3.R.2.1

The structure of paragraph 1 in "Ocean Art" is​ (a)  

• cause and effect
• chronology
• comparison

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FL.ELA.3.R.2.1

In the text "Ocean Art", how does the author develop the central idea that trash can be turned into art to help clean up the environment.

• by showing Alejandro posing on a pile of trash.

• by giving examples of how Alejandro sorts the trash, turns it into art, then cleans it up saving it for other art projects.

• by describing how the trash had floated through the ocean from all over the world.

• by explaining how Alejandro likes to drink from a reusable water bottle.

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FL.ELA.3.R.2.2

In the text "Ocean Art" how does the author develop the purpose of explaining Alejandro's mission?

• by describing the ways in which you can reuse and reduce the trash in the environment.

• by describing how Alejandro likes to sort the trash into colored piles.

• by describing how Alejando is an artist from New York.

• by describing how the trash has labels in different languages.

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FL.ELA.3.R.2.3

Select two sentences from the text "Ocean Art" that support the author's claim that there is too much plastic in nature.

• Instead, the sand was littered with bottles and other plastic trash.

• HIs photos appear in museums and other places worldwide.

• One group made a design that looks like ocean waves.

• Duran returns to Sian Ka'an every year. He gathers and washes plastic from the beach.

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CCSS.RI.2.9

CCSS.RI.4.8

CCSS.RI.5.8

CCSS.RL.1.5

CCSS.RL.4.5

Match the vocabulary word to its definition.

• arranging

• making less of something

• gather

• to change something

• reuse

• to use something again

• reducing

• to collect something

• transfigure

• to organize or put things into a neat order

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CCSS.RF.2.3C

CCSS.RF.2.3F

CCSS.RF.3.3B

CCSS.RF.3.3C

CCSS.RF.3.3D