Which is the correct definition for bat: "She didn't bat an eye when she heard the shocking news"

Bat (expression/verb): To flutter or wink.

What can you infer about James?

James is feeling stressed or upset about something that happened at school.

Dr. Haack cares deeply about her job as principal. Pick evidence to support this central idea.

"She gets to know every student and is always there to help them"

How did losing the championship game affect Jordan, and how did he respond to it over time?

First he was discouraged but encouragement motivated him to work harder

Why would an author use this simile: Her voice was as soft as a whispering breeze.

To show her voice was quiet and gentle.

The word "deduct" contains the suffix -duct, which means "to lead or draw." What does the word "deduct" likely mean?

To take away or subtract something

Which is false about central idea?

Central idea tells the moral or lesson learned

When citing text evidence, you should always have...

quotation marks, a page of paragraph number, Evidence that supports and strengthens your answer, signal words (for example)

Sadie had a hard time learning piano, but with practice, she was successful. Pick evidence to support this central idea.

"She practiced every day and learned a song she never thought she could"

Which is an example of a simile?

the music faded as light does when the sun sets

What is Sadie's theme?

If you work hard you can be successful.

"What is the central idea of this story" What is the best way to RESTATE this question?

The central idea of the story is...

How did the event of Mia’s brother falling off his bike affect her?

She felt responsible and decided to help him learn to ride safely.

comparing two things using "like" or "as"

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1
Which is the correct definition for bat: "She didn't bat an eye when she heard the shocking news"
Bat (equipment): A stick used to hit a ball in sports like baseball.
Bat (animal): A nocturnal flying mammal.
Bat (expression/verb): To flutter or wink.
Bat (verb): To hit something, often with a bat or as a motion
2
A biography usually has which text structure?
Compare and contrast
Cause and effect
Problem solution
Sequential/chronological order
3
What tone of voice does this passage show? Be prepared to talk about why.
grim
confused
informative
funny
4
What can you infer about James?
James doesn’t like talking to his family.
James is excited to see his little brother’s drawing.
James is feeling stressed or upset about something that happened at school.
James is bored and looking for something fun to do.
5
Dr. Haack cares deeply about her job as principal. Pick evidence to support this central idea.
"She won an award for the best principal in America"
"She showed up to work late and missed 10 phone calls"
"She does the morning announcements every morning"
"She gets to know every student and is always there to help them"
6
How did losing the championship game affect Jordan, and how did he respond to it over time?
First he was discouraged but encouragement motivated him to work harder
Jordan was unaffected by the loss and continued playing as usual.
Jordan became angry at his teammates and decided to practice alone.
Jordan stopped playing basketball completely and chose a new hobby.
7
Why would an author use this simile: Her voice was as soft as a whispering breeze.
To show her voice was quiet and gentle.
To show her voice changed tones like the wind.
To show her voice sounded like the wind blowing loudly.
To show her voice was difficult to understand.
8
The word "deduct" contains the suffix -duct, which means "to lead or draw." What does the word "deduct" likely mean?
To guide someone to a new place
To add something together
To take away or subtract something
To create or build something
9
Which is false about central idea?
Central idea does include names and events from the text
Central idea is 1-2 sentences
Central idea tells the moral or lesson learned
Central idea is what the text is mostly about.
10
When citing text evidence, you should always have...
quotation marks
a page of paragraph number
Evidence that supports and strengthens your answer
signal words (for example)
11
Which word doesn't belong?
Important
Crucial
normal
Vital
12
Sadie had a hard time learning piano, but with practice, she was successful. Pick evidence to support this central idea.
"She practiced every day and learned a song she never thought she could"
"After some mistakes, she slammed the piano shut and refused to try again."
"Her favorite song to play was Cruel Summer"
"She decided to stop playing piano and spend time doing something easier."
13
Which is an example of a simile?
the music faded as light does when the sun sets
Her hair flowed, a broom tangled in knots.
His smile, a shadow in the night, lit up the room.
The mountain roared with the strength of a pancake
14
What is Sadie's theme?
If you fail, try something new
Try something new
If you work hard you can be successful.
Be kind to others
15
"What is the central idea of this story" What is the best way to RESTATE this question?
The story is about...
It is...
In the story...
The central idea of the story is...
16
How did the event of Mia’s brother falling off his bike affect her?
She became angry with her brother for falling.
She ignored the situation and went back inside.
She felt responsible and decided to help him learn to ride safely.
She told her parents to handle the problem instead.
17
What is a simile?
comparing two things without using "like" or "as"
when an object takes on human traits
An exaggeration
comparing two things using "like" or "as"

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