They Don’t Mean it
What was the name of Mary’s best friend?
Kim
What are the three examples they used to show how we share different cultural ideas?
Food, Music, and Sports
Where was Paul and his family going to visit?
Buenos Aires
What does appreciation mean?
To be grateful or thankful for someone
Is this example a realistic fiction?
"The knight was fighting a dragon"
NO!
What holiday did Mary and her family invite people to celebrate with them?
Lunar New Year (Chinese New Year)
Where did the book say that Hamburgers came from?
Germany
Who were they going to visit?
Which word means to have two different versions of the same story?
Contradicted
If a story is a realistic fiction did it happen in real life?
No but it can
Why do Mary’s parents not compliment their children or each other?
They consider it to be bragging or rude.
Hip hop and rap have been traced back to what?
West Africa and the Caribbean storytelling
Why did Paul like the food in Buenos Aires?
Because it was familiar to him since he had something similar at his friend Cesar's house
Which word has the opposite meaning of the word compliment?
Critical
What does a story need to have for it to be a realistic fiction?
It has to have characters, problems, and solutions that could happen in real.
What did Kim do in the story that got her in trouble?
She insulted her mom
What two countries likely helped in the creation of tennis?
France and Egypt
What was happening in the town when Paul was visiting.
It was soccer season and the town was decorated.
Which word has a similar meaning to the word confusion?
Misunderstanding
What did all of the stories we read had in common?
They all talked about sharing and learning about culture.
What did Mary’s mother do at the end of the story?
She complimented her on her music performance
There is one sport that has origins in many countries. What is that sport?
Soccer
What were the colors of the soccer team?
Blue and Yellow
What word is this an example of?
My dad said "Way to go!" when I won my basketball game.
Congratulate
What was the essential question from this genre?
What can learning about different cultures teach us?