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WorksheetsMartian Metropolis
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 54mins
Informational text can:
provides factual information
Includes evidence to support ideas
contains text features to convey information
can be presented in many forms, such as science writing, news articles, and essays
all of the above
A classification pattern
presents objects, ideas, and information in groups, or classes, based on common characteristics.
shows the relationship between events and their causes.
divides ideas about a topic into the positive and negative points, or advantages and disadvantages.
Advantages and disadvantages
shows the relationship between events and their causes.
presents objects, ideas, and information in groups, or classes, based on common characteristics.
divides ideas about a topic into the positive and negative points, or advantages and disadvantages.
Cause and effect
divides ideas about a topic into the positive and negative points, or advantages and disadvantages.
presents objects, ideas, and information in groups, or classes, based on common characteristics.
shows the relationship between events and their causes.
Colonize means
Atmospheric gasses that surrounds earth
People go to a new place and set up a colony or settlement
Cosmic rays that send particles and waves through the atmosphere
What are some natural resources that Mars has on its planet?
Which of the following would you find in Earth atmosphere?
a mixture of rock, fluids, and minerals
a mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, and other gases
a mixture of plants, dirt, and water
none of these above
Why does the author propose that human colonize Mars rather than another planet?
Mars has plenty of (a) to allow people to produce glass and steel.
What does geothermal means
internal heat found deep in the earth
gases found in the atmosphere
dunes and rock found on Mars
The author says that more than the rich will be able to live on Mars. What career would you have if you live on Mars? And why? Create complete sentences in your response.
True or False: When using Word Gaps in signposts, the authors uses specific quantities and statistics to help support an idea.
True
False
Would you live on Mars?
Yes, most definitely.
No, absolutely not.
Maybe
Only if I have to
