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Activate Schema & Inference + Review of Teenagers / Tableau/ Poetic Structure Mrs.Waltons RLA
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#Reading #5thgrade #schema #infer #Tableau #Teenagers #Poetic Structure 6-8 grade
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Watch out for the ball
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Book authors always tell us all the information we need to understand what we read.
False
True
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What can you infer from the picture?
It's starting to rain.
The woman is having a relaxing walk with her dog.
The woman is trying to trim her hedges.
The dog is pulling the woman and she is stressed.
4
In the first stanza of “Tableau”,the poet contrasts the boys as day and night and “golden splendor” with “sable pride.”
True
False
5
The theme of the poem "Tableau" is
the boys are aware of criticisms of their friendship
that friendship has no color boundaries
the friendship of two young boys
the boys maintained their friendship with trouble
6
Who wrote the poem "Tableau"?
Langston Hughes
Ezra Pound
Countee Cullen
Carl Sandburg
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The place where a poet chooses to end one line and begin another.
Line break
Stanza
Line
Couplet
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In “Tableau”, how do the people react to seeing the boys walk together? (See lines 7-8)
The townspeople are pleased to see a friendship forming.
They are indignant, or angry, that the boys dare to walk together.
9
What is the main focus of the poem Teenagers?
decrease in happinesss of teens as they age
lack of responsibilities teens feel at home
distance a parent and child go through as they grow up
the freedoms teens want from the ruling of the parent
10
Oblivious to look and word/They pass, and see no wonder
the boys are doing something important but don’t realize it yet
the boys don’t plan to walk past these unkind neighbors ever again
These lines mainly suggest where the boys walk is having severe weather.
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Iambic Pentameter refers to...
Having fourteen lines in a poem.
The "soft-loud" syllable pattern
The rhyme scheme of a poem
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Poetic Structure:
Shift
Couplet
Line Breaks
Stanzas
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What can you infer from the picture?
The couple is dancing.
The couple is fighting.
The lady fell out of the tree,
The couple is running.
14
What is the theme of Pat Mora's teenagers?
Celebration of Mexican American heritage
Moms always be crying
Teengers rule
Parental & cultural alienation
15
Making inferences is only necessary to do when reading a book.
False
True
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Schema is defined as?
what you already know
what you don't know
something you play with
what you put on ice cream
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What can you infer from this picture?
It's summertime.
This girl is going outside in winter.
It's bedtime.
This girl is going to play inside with toys.
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TRUE OR FALSE: Inferencing is when you use only your schema to answer a question.
TRUE
FALSE
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To understand poetry, it is important to analyze
whether or not it rhymes
the number of stanzas
imagery and figurative language for meaning
how many lines
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Which word means "known from past association; recognizable"?
family
seen
association
familiar
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what is the definition of Iambic pentameter?
a line of verse with five metrical feet
The adversary or hostile force opposing the protagonist
a brief and indirect reference to a person, place, thing
Words with similar sounds and different meaning
22
What is the definition of quatrain
A group of 8 lines
A group of 4 people
A stanza of 4 lines
23
What's the rythm of a poem?
Are the words that sound alike.
It's the beat created by the sounds of the words in a poem.
It's a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.
24
What is a ballad?
A type of poem only performed to music.
The musical quality of any narrative poem.
A lyric poem written in 5-line stanzas.
A narrative poem written in 4-line stanzas (quatrains).
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What do you use to make an inference?
schema
All of these
evidence
clues
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Synonyms for inference are...
assumption
reasoning
deduction
speculation
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Making an inference combines your background knowledge with...
spelling words
key words
literature genres
clues and evidence
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a performance of actions done together at the same time
fair
unison
oblivious
indignant
29
Infer the location this character would be in.
the shopping mall
Aapark
a beach
the Wild West
30
Emily works at the ice cream shop after school
!
?
.
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Is this an example of Iambic Pentameter?: It’s impossible to deny her love.
Yes
No
32
Which of the following selections best explains how the boys respond to their disapproving neighbors?
They get embarrassed.
They stop walking because it upsets them.
They cross into their neighbors’ front yards.
They pay no attention to them.
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Teenagers : to walk back and forth in the same space
pace
familiar
code
34
What can you infer from the picture below?
The boy is waiting for a train.
The boy is lost.
The boy is happy.
The boy is hungry.
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What is a Cuplet
2 words that rhyme at the end of a poem
3 words that do not rhyme at the end of a poem
6 words that rhyme at the end of a poem
4 words that rhyme at the end of a poem
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having pale or light skin or hair
splendor
indignant
unison
fair
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What can you infer from this picture?
This boy just lost a race.
The boy is unhappy today.
This boy just won a race.
The boy is an opera singer.
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What is the best way our schema help us as readers?
Allows us to read the words correctly out loud.
Aids us in finding the word on the page.
Connects the text to our existing knowledge and memories
Helps us to become more fluent in our reading.
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Tableau: Which inference is best supported by the poem?
The boys are actually talking about an upcoming project in school.
People in their homes are gossiping about what they see.
Their walk only lasts for a couple of minutes.
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A poetic structure that does NOT have a rhyme scheme.
imagery
rhythm
rhyme
free verse
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What can you infer from the picture?
The child is singing.
The child got the cereal he wanted.
The child is at his grandma's house.
The child is unhappy and at the store.
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Inferring uses clues and ___________________________ knowledge.
backhanded
backyard
background
backgammon
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The speaker in “Teenagers” is
the teenager
parent
Mrs. Sullivan
an outsider
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What is schema?
text evidence
vocabulary
background knowledge
kind of genre
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Iambic Pentameter refers to...
The rhyme scheme of a poem
The "soft-loud" syllable pattern
Having fourteen lines in a poem.
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Is this an example of Iambic Pentameter?: Believe that you can make a better world!
No
Yes
47
What is the poetic form of the poem Tableau?
a sonnet
a ballad
an ode
a villanelle
48
To analyze poetry, you focus on...
Changing unfamiliar words to familiar ones
The title
All of the above
Reading it at least 3 times
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If the girl has chocolate on her face, what can you infer?
She ate something chocolaty.
She just brushed her teeth.
She ate blueberries.
She likes to smile.
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Background knowledge based on experiences you have had.
characterization
action
schema
information
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lacking mindfulness; unaware
indignant
oblivious
fair
splendor
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The poem "Tableau" talked about...?
A modernist look at how Chicago truly is.
Integration of two races.
An African American's experience through the 1920s.
An African American's experience in Baltimore
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Patterns in a poem such as aabb and abab
onomatopoeia
imagery
alliteration
rhyme scheme
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Poetic structure?
Refrain
Quatrain
End rhyme
Couplet
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How many syllables in this word?: Computer
4
1
2
3
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showing or feeling anger about something that is wrong or unfair
oblivious
unison
splendor
indignant
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Tone
author’s attitude toward a topic, conveyed through the author’s words.
the feeling readers get when reading
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Using what I read in the text and my background knowledge is called....
summarizing
inferring
predicting
questioning
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Tableau: Magnificent and impressive in appearance
fair
indignant
splendor
oblivious
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Tableau
was written by:
Langston Hughes
Countee Cullen
James Thurber
Robert Frost
