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Fig 19 F

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Using simple text for the sake of time, we explore test taking strategies for answering "across texts" questions.

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1
The authors of both selections wrote with a specific point of view to emphasize -
the wolf's desire to eat the pigs.
the wolf's attempt to apologize to the pigs.
the pigs' desperate escapes from the wolf.
the characters feelings and motivations.
2
One difference between the wolf's feelings in the passages is that in TWatFNS he
wants to eat the pigs.
feels misunderstood.
feels hungry.
wants to apologize.
3
In nonfiction selections, photographs are often included to - (7.10 Fig 19 E)
illustrate an important detail or idea.
indicate the most interesting idea from the selection.
highlight how beautiful various places in the world are.
show what things from the selection look like.
4
The Three Little Pigs is different from The Wolf and the Fake News Story because -
in TTLP the pigs run away but in TWatFNS they don't.
in TTLP the wolf dies but in TWatFNS he kills a pig.
in TTLP the wolf is a villain but in TWatFNS he is a victim.
in TTLP the pigs were terrified but in TWatFNS the wolf was.
5
"I want to say sorry to them both." Which sentence from TTLP relates a similar idea?
"What juicy tender meals they will make!"
"The frightened little pig ran to the second pig's house..."
"Once upon a time there were three little pigs."
"The wolf fell into it."