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5.RL.1.3 common core
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What mood does this setting create?
spooky
peaceful
cheerful
sad
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Can a setting change the mood of a story?
only once
no
yes
never
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What graphic organizer is most frequently used to compare and contrast?
sequence steps
prior knowledge
venn diagram
know-wonder-learn
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What are some compare & contrast signal/key words?
yet, because, since, for this reason
alike, different, similar, difference, same
I think, one reason, opinion
first, next, last, then
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In a story what details would show that the setting is a movie theater?
The author would describe famous award shows .
I would read about people who like to watch TV.
I would read about reclining seats, the mood of the film and the screen.
The author would describe weather and snacks.
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Ways the Setting can change in a story:
background knowledge
plots and actions
root words are used
over time
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Setting can also include...
mixed numbers
number of characters
figures of speech
weather and season
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What mood does this setting create?
happy
spooky
silly
sleepy
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In a story what setting details would tell you about staying at a friend's house?
My friend's room with posters, game stations and cool furniture.
There was a pesky little brother.
Learning how to play catch.
The family pets
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What does it mean to compare and contrast?
show fact and opinion
explain how to give directions
show how to do something
explain similarities and differences
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There can be more than one setting in a piece of literature?
no, it gets too confusing
yes, it helps the story develop
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The setting helps set the ___ of the story
mood
sequence
culture
audience
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Setting is?
What the place looked like?
How the action occurred?
What the reasons behind the actions were?
What happened in the end?
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In a story what details would show that the setting is a classroom?
The author would describe food and children.
The author would describe different science books.
Reading about people who like to play basketball.
The author would describe desks, & a whiteboard. It would be daytime.
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In a story what details would show that the setting is a mall?
The author would describe all of the different houses they stopped at.
The author would describe their love of money and shopping.
I would read about people who like to shop.
The author would describe many different stores and a food court.