WorksheetsLearning Strategies Period 7
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 52mins
Mr. Brady desires to impact all his student. What type of motivation is he using?
Intrinsic Motivation
Extrinsic Motivation
Mr. Brady’s students want a pizza party when they complete their mid-term exam. What type of motivation are they using?
Intrinsic Motivation
Extrinsic Motivation
Barbara struggles to do her homework to motivate herself she decides to reward herself with completing her homework with playing her XBOX. What type of motivation is she using?
Extrinsic Motivation
Intrinsic Motivation
Bobby desires to write in his spare time and he wants to become a writer. What type of motivation is he using?
Intrinsic Motivation
Extrinsic Motivation
Brian loves to learn in all his classes. He challenges himself to make straight A’s for the entire year. What type of motivation is he using?
Extrinsic Motivation
Intrinsic Motivation
Mr. Brady realizes that all his students like his class, and they want to be challenged to grow in other areas of their life. What is he demonstrated?
Self-Awareness
Self-Advocacy
Self-Determination
Self-Motivation
Mr. Brady’s class determines to learn all the learning strategies in class this semester even though it is non-desirable. What are they demonstrated?
Self-Determination
Self-Awareness
Self-Advocacy
Self-Motivation
Brianna struggles to keep up in her math class. She talks to the teacher to get tutoring after school to understand the math concepts. What is she demonstrating?
Self-Awareness
Self-Determination
Self-Advocacy
Self-Motivation
Brayden realizes he doesn’t like school. What is he demonstrated?
A. Self-Advocacy
Self-Motivation
Self-Awareness
Self-determination
Self-Motivation is motivating yourself to get something done.
True
False
What are ways you motivate yourself in school this year?
Give two examples.
1.
2.
Self-Awareness is knowing of your feelings, desires, short comings, and identity for who you are?
True
False
Self-Advocating is not speaking up for yourself.
False
True
Declarative sentences must have a…
Period
Question Mark
Exclamation Mark
Semicolon
Interrogative sentences must have ended punctuation mark of a.
Exclamation Mark
!
Period
.
Question Mark
?
Comma
,
Exclamatory sentences must have ended punctuation of a.
Exclamation Point
!
Period
.
Quotation Marks
" "
Question Mark
?
What punctation mark goes at the end
Mr. Brady yelled loudly
Period
.
Exclamation Mark
!
Question Mark
?
What punctation mark goes at the end of the sentence?
I went home
Period
.
Question Mark
?
Exclamation Mark
!
What punctation mark goes at the end of the sentence?
Do you like going to school
Exclamation Mark
!
Question Mark
?
Period
.
One of the requirements of a simple sentence, is to always start with a capital letter?
False
True
A simple sentence must have a subject.
False
True
All simple sentences must have a verb.
True
False
All simple sentences must have ended punctation.
False
True
Some simple sentences must make sense.
True
False
How many requirements are there for a simple sentence?
1
3
5
7
What is the ending punctation marks for a simple sentence?
Period,
Comma,
Exclamation mark
Exclamation, Quotation Mark, Question mark
Question Mark, Semicolon,
Period
Period,
Question Mark,
Exclamation mark
What was the learning strategy did we use to make a simple sentence?
Word identification strategy
ARK Strategy
Test taking Strategy
PENS MARK Strategy
What does the P stand for in the PENS Strategy?
Pick a Formula
Pen a Formula
Predict a Formula
Prose a Formula
What does the E stand for in the PENS strategy?
Exit words.
Explain words.
Explore words.
Elucidate the words.
What does the N stand for in the PENS strategy?
Nullify the words
New the words
Negate the words.
Note the words
What does the S stand for in the PENS Strategy?
Search and Explore
Search and Choose
Search and Chest
Search and Check
What is the search and check step?
Using the MASK Strategy
Using the MARK Strategy
Using the MARC Strategy
Using MASKED Strategy
What does the M stand for in the Search Check Step?
Mase out prepositions
Mark out infinitives and prepositions
Masked out verbs
Masked out subjects
What does the A stand for in the Search and Check Step?
Expect there is a verb?
Answer is there a verb?
Ask is there a verb?
Arc is there a verb?
What does the R stand for in the Search and Check Step?
Run out the subject.
Room out the subject
Rule out the subject.
Root out the subject
What does the K stand for in the search and check step?
Key in on beginning, ending, meaning.
Kite in on beginning, ending, meaning.
Keep in on beginning, ending, meaning.
Kept in on beginning, ending, meaning.
An action verb is a word that shows the action of the subject of the sentence.
(a)
Can an action verb have a mind actions?
(a)
A linking verb is words that link the subject to another word that describes only the.
Verb
Preposition
Subject
Infinitive
1. Does a verb show the action or state-of-being of the subject? (a)
What type of verbs are Am, Are, Is, Was, Were, Seem? (a)
What does infinitives consist of?
To+Verb
To+preposition
What is the preposition phrase in this sentence?
John and Jessica sprinted throughout the house.
Sprinted
Throughout
Jessica sprinted
Throughout the house
What is the preposition in this sentence?
The basketball team scrimmage against another team
Team
Scrimmage
Against
Against another team
What is the preposition/s in this sentence?
Jessica and John went to school after they ate breakfast.
Went
Jessican and John
To
After
To
What is the imposter in this sentence?
Jill and Johnathan decided to go home.
Infinitives
Prepositions
What imposter/s is in this sentence?
Mr. Johnson decided to go to Busch Gardens.
Infinitives
Prepositions
Infinitives
and
Prepositions
None
What simple sentence formulas have we use so far?
Subject, Verb:
SV
Subject, Verb, Verb:
SVV
Subject, Subject, Verb, Verb:
SSVV
Subject, Subject, Verb:
SSV
Subject, Verb; Subject, Subject, Subject Verb:
SV, SSV
What sentence formula is being used?
Justin and Julia ran home.
SV
SSV
SSVV
SVV
What sentence formula is being used?
On Tuesday, Justin study for his exam.
SSV
SV
SVV
SSVV
Does this sentence meet the requirements of a simple sentence.
Mrs. Johnson ran.
(a)
Type a simple sentence with one subject and one verb.
Type a simple sentence with 2 subjects and one verb.
Type a simple sentence with the infinitive to graduate in it.
Tell me in your own words what you enjoy about this class.
Give 2 examples.
1.
2.
Tell me in your own words what I can do improve as a teacher and improve this class.
- Give me 2 examples.
1.
2.
Tell me an experience you enjoyed in class this semester. Please be specific!
