everyone agrees with one another so it strengthens their ideas

What does the word arbitrary mean?

based on chance instead of planning or reason

What does the word humiliate mean?

to make someone feel ashamed or foolish, especially in public

What does the word repercussions mean?

negative or unwelcome outcome occurring some time after an event/decision

What is the theme in "All Summer in a Day?"

standing out can make you a target

What happened in the Stanford Prison Experiment?

the guards and prisoners acted/changed to fit their roles

How does the sun impact the children in "All Summer in a Day?"

the sun causes the children to feel free

What does the word resilient mean?

tough, able to bounce back from trouble or injury

What does "diffusion of responsibility" mean?

the assumption someone else will intervene because there are others around

What was the central idea in "The Effect of Others?"

people's behavior is influenced by the behavior of those around them

What is the Bystander Effect?

individuals are less likely to help someone in need when others are present

What did enjambment mean when we read "We Real Cool?"

continuation of a sentence without pause or punctuation at the end

What does the word anonymous mean?

nameless, unidentified, without individuality

What does obedience mean?

compliance with an order, request, law or submission to another's authority

In "All Summer in a Day," how do the children feel about Margot in the beginning?

they are envious she has seen the sun before

What does the word collective mean?

done or shared by every member of a group

What does conformity mean?

compliance with rules, behaving in socially acceptable ways

What does the word ritual mean?

a ceremony performed in the same way over and over

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1
what is groupthink?
everyone is critically thinking
everyone disagrees so it weakens ideas
everyone agrees with one another so it strengthens their ideas
everyone agrees and it weakens ideas
2
What does the word arbitrary mean?
based on chance instead of planning or reason
based on reasoning instead of chance
based on reason instead of chance
based on a silly goose
3
What does the word humiliate mean?
to make someone do something they don't want to do
to make someone feel good about themselves
to make someone do nothing
to make someone feel ashamed or foolish, especially in public
4
What does the word repercussions mean?
a great outcome
happening before something else
to reproduce
negative or unwelcome outcome occurring some time after an event/decision
5
What does the word grave mean?
thought about a lot
extremely funny
extremely good and silly in tone
extremely bad, serious in tone
6
What is the theme in "All Summer in a Day?"
it is best for the collective to weed out the weak link
the repercussions of doing the wrong thing is worth it
sometimes revenge is the only way to get justice
standing out can make you a target
7
What happened in the Stanford Prison Experiment?
the guards actually were nice to the prisoners
the guards and prisoners acted/changed to fit their roles
the guards and prisoners did not change at all
the prisoners rioted until the experiment ended
8
How does the sun impact the children in "All Summer in a Day?"
the sun causes the children to feel free
they hide from it
they do not like it
they feel really sad when the sun comes
9
What does the word resilient mean?
so so silly
weak and easily hurt
tough, able to bounce back from trouble or injury
very rigid
10
What does "diffusion of responsibility" mean?
settling a situation down
the assumption someone else will intervene because there are others around
intervening immediately because you are responsible
movement of molecules from high concentration to lower concentration
11
What was the central idea in "The Effect of Others?"
people always change based on only themselves
people's behavior is influenced by the behavior of those around them
people do not listen to others
people do not change their behavior based on others
12
What is the Bystander Effect?
standing nearby other people
intervening when others need help
individuals are more likely to help when others are present
individuals are less likely to help someone in need when others are present
13
What did enjambment mean when we read "We Real Cool?"
it was random
quick stopping of a sentence or line
continuation of a sentence without pause or punctuation at the end
jabbing someone with your finger
14
What does the word anonymous mean?
nameless, unidentified, without individuality
making sure you include everyone
finding something out for the first time
causing irritation or annoyance
15
What does obedience mean?
a debt of gratitude for a service or favor
a written or spoken agreement between two people
compliance with an order, request, law or submission to another's authority
observing someone else's behavior
16
Reprimand means a strong criticism of a person or their behavior
True
False
17
In "All Summer in a Day," how do the children feel about Margot in the beginning?
they love her a lot and accept her
they want her around
they think she is funny
they are envious she has seen the sun before
18
What does the word collective mean?
done or shared by every member of a group
done by Ms. Dea
not done by any members of the group
done by only one member of the group
19
What does conformity mean?
behaving in not socially acceptable ways
compliance with rules, behaving in socially acceptable ways
defying rules and laws
fitting yourself into a box
20
What does the word ritual mean?
being able to withstand or recover quickly
a ceremony performed in the same way over and over
being compressed and then able to spring back
flying like a bird

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