T.T.Q.A
Further Explain
Support Evidence
100

What does T.T.Q.A stand for?

Turn the question around

100

What B-word can be used to prompt explanation

Because

100

What two-word sentence starter does Mr. Gemmill recommend using when including evidence from a text?

"For example,"

200

Turn the following question around:

What is Mr. Gemmill's favourite holiday?

Mr. Gemmill's favourite holiday is.....

200

Without using evidence, explain how "being released" is used to maintain control.

Use of fear to control citizens

Use of punishment to control citizens

200

What evidence from chapter 1 can you use as proof that citizens are assigned roles?

Jonas's Dad = Nurturer

Jonas's Mom = Department of Justice

300

Turn the following question around:

What details show that this society values order and control?

This society values order and control because....

300

Without using evidence, explain how "being assigned a role" is used to maintain control.

Not giving choice to citizens leads to control

300

What evidence can you use from Chapter 1 as proof that fear is being used as a tool to control?

Citizens are released for breaking the law/rules

Being released is an overwhelming statement of failure

400

Turn the following question around:

How do rules help societies function?

Rules help societies function because.....

400

Without using evidence, explain how "rules" help societies function.

Use of rules/expectations leads to control

Use of rules limits chaos 


400

What evidence can you use from Chapter 1 as proof to support the claim that citizens must follow rules?

Rules:

- Share feelings at dinner 

- Watch how you speak

- Travel is not allowed

- Assigned family

- Limited amount of children

500

Turn the following question around:

Can you think of a real society where citizens were controlled?

....... is a society where citizens were controlled.

OR

A society where citizens were controlled was .....

500

Without using evidence, explain how "precision of language" is used to maintain control.

Limiting freedom of speech is an act of control

Limiting creativity is an act of control

Limiting freedom to express is an act of control

500

What evidence can you use from Chapter 1 as proof that language is being controlled within the community?

Examples

- Asher's apology

- Classroom response to apology

- Jonas's fixation on choosing a correct descriptive word

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