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Worksheets''THE RAVINE/EMBARRASSED REVIEW
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
In “Embarrassed?,” the author includes information about Cyberball most likely to explain —
What is this question asking about?
Why is the cyberball experiment important to the article?
What is the cyberball experiment about?
What are the results of the cyberball experiment?
Who was involved in the cyberball experiment?
In “Embarrassed?,” the section “Embarrassment Has an Unfair Advantage” is organized to show the —
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What is the main idea of this section?
Why is this section imporant?
Why does this section belong in this article?
Which sentence shows the correct use of commas?
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Which sentence uses commas the right way?
Which sentence uses commas incorreclty?
Why does this sentence need commas?
In “The Ravine,” which word or phrase from paragraph 31 helps the reader understand the
meaning of the word murky?
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What helps you understand the meaning of the word "murky?"
Where is the definition of the word "murky?''
Why did the author use the word "murky?"
Which two words best describe how Vinny feels at the end of “The Ravine”?
Is Vinny the main character of the story?
How can we describe Vinny at the beginning of the story?
How can we describe Vinny at the end of the story?
In “The Ravine,” which detail indicates that Vinny’s friends do not agree with the choice
he made?
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Which detail shows that Vinny's friends do not like the decision that he made?
Which detail does not show that Vinny's friends do not like the decision that he made?
Which detail is relevant to the main idea?
Which quote from “Embarrassed?” best explains the main conflict in “The Ravine”?
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Which detail illustrates the main conflict of this story?
Which detail does not illustrate the main conflict of this story?
What is the main conflict of this story?
Mark the box for the selection that each phrase describes.
What is this question asking?
Which text does each phrase come from?
Why is each phrase important?
Which phrase is the most important?
