Part A: What is an advantage of using images to portray information about the subject?

To support the data and statistics on gender inequalities.

Part B: How does this shape the author’s presentation of the topic?

The statistics and study findings provide a sense of reality to the topic.

How does Clinton develop their claim throughout the speech?

She uses her personal experiences and interactions.

How does the article and its multimedia version differ in their portrayal of the subject matter?

The video more compares the rights in the US to the rest of the world.

Part B: What aspect of the text version is lost in the multimedia version?

Women across the world still face many challenges as they fight for rights.

What makes Michelle Obama more credible than Hillary Clinton?

Michelle Obama includes more sources and statistics than Hillary Clinton.

How does the author of Text 2 develop their claim throughout the article?

The author uses a research study to provide facts and statistics.

Part A: Select a section of the text that is not portrayed in its multimedia version.

“Child Marriage is a Big Obstacle”

Part A: What details are only available in TEXT 2?

Text 2 details the current statistics surrounding the issues in 1995.

Why do sources leave some details out?

They're irrelevant to their point.

Part B: Why did the multimedia version leave out this information?

Early marriage is not an issue for women in the United States.

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Part A: What is an advantage of using images to portray information about the subject?
To focus on the statistics surrounding the equalities of men and women.
To support the data and statistics on gender inequalities.
To emphasize the early age of marriage among girls.
To provide the audience with something to look at.
2
Which amendment helped women earn more rights?
2
19
10
23
3
Multimedia is always more effective than text because of tone of voice.
True
False
4
Part B: How does this shape the author’s presentation of the topic?
The argument presents the audience with logic behind the subject.
The personal experiences tug at the heart strings of the reader.
The statistics and study findings provide a sense of reality to the topic.
The claim explains the simple solution for supporting the community.
5
How does Clinton develop their claim throughout the speech?
She uses figurative language to engage the audience.
She uses her personal experiences and interactions.
She uses visuals to represent the statistics of girls who marry early.
She uses a research study to provide statistics to support the claim.
6
How does the article and its multimedia version differ in their portrayal of the subject matter?
The video does not mention maternity leave like the article.
The video more compares the rights in the US to the rest of the world.
The article focuses more on child marriage as the major issue.
The article focuses on the gap while the video focuses on what women do.
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Part B: What aspect of the text version is lost in the multimedia version?
Women across the world still face many challenges as they fight for rights.
The concern that the U.S. is behind when it comes to paid maternity leave
The claim that men and women are equals in most countries.
The concern that the Beijing Summit has met their goals ahead of schedule.
8
What makes Michelle Obama more credible than Hillary Clinton?
Have you met them?! No explanation necessary.
Michelle Obama provides solutions and Hillary Clinton does not.
They both use personal experiences, so she isn't.
Michelle Obama includes more sources and statistics than Hillary Clinton.
9
How does the author of Text 2 develop their claim throughout the article?
The author uses their personal experiences and interactions.
The author uses a research study to provide facts and statistics.
The author uses visuals to represent statistics of girls who marry early.
The author uses figurative language to persuade the reader to take action.
10
Part A: Select a section of the text that is not portrayed in its multimedia version.
“Child Marriage is a Big Obstacle”
“Fewer Rights Than Men And Boys”
“50 Years To Equality In Government”
“U.S. Lags Peers On Paid Maternity Leave”
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Part A: What details are only available in TEXT 2?
The claim that improving the lives of women, will improve the community.
Text 2 details the current statistics surrounding the issues in 1995.
Experiences of women in power and how they got there.
The argument for education for women to be able to take care of families.
12
Which of the following is not a medium?
Audio
Texts
Infographics
Poems
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Why do sources leave some details out?
They're irrelevant to their point.
They don't know them.
They can.
Pick me!
14
What makes a text credible?
A celebrity
Wikipedia
Evidence
Sources
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Part B: Why did the multimedia version leave out this information?
Men and Women have equal rights in all countries.
Early marriage is not an issue for women in the United States.
Paid maternity leave in the U.S. is comparable to other countries.
Men and women occupy the same number of seats in government positions.

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