Lesson Objectives and Skills Quiz

What is the main objective of this lesson?

• To learn how to form opinions and use arguments to support, refute, and negotiate positions.

• To learn how to draw pictures.

• To learn how to count numbers.

• To learn how to sing songs.

What does the lesson encourage students to do with their positions?

• Be open to reformulating their positions.

• Never change their positions.

• Forget their positions.

• Sing about their positions.

What is the main topic you are asked to write about in the activity?

• Should Cellphones Be Allowed in Class? Why?

• How to use a cellphone

• Favorite school subject

• How to draw a picture

What is the purpose of using discourse markers in your text?

• To connect your ideas

• To make your text longer

• To add pictures

• To write in another language

If you are writing your opinion about cellphones in class, which of the following is a good first step?

• State your opinion clearly

• Draw a cellphone

• Write your name

• Count your words

What should you do to see the explanation transcript of the resource?

• Check the box that says "Veja a transcrição da explicação do recurso a seguir."

• Turn off the computer.

• Go outside.

• Skip the lesson.

Which of these words would you use to add another idea to your sentence?

• However

• Also

• Therefore

• Although

What is the main way children access social media, as mentioned in the text?

• Through smartphones

• Through books

• Through television

• Through newspapers

What does the author suggest schools should do with students' phones during class?

• Let students use their phones anytime

• Lock phones in secure pouches

• Ask students to turn up the volume

• Give phones to teachers

What might happen if students are only asked to silence or turn off their phones?

• They will always follow the rules

• They might find ways around the rules

• They will lose their phones

• They will forget their homework