Brave Little Toaster
Bionic Superhumans
Interflora
Heads Up, Humans
Potpourri
100

The protagonist of this short story.

Who is Mr. Toussaint?

100

Using graphics (pictures, charts, graphs, etc.) helps an author of an informational text to do this.

Possible responses: illustrate the point; provide more information to the reader; help the reader understand the topic
100
"Interflora" means this.

What is "between flowers" or "Internet flowers"?

100

The argument the author is making in "Heads Up, Humans".

What is automation is eventually going to replace most human workers.

100

The essential question for Unit 1.

What is "Does technology control or improve our lives?"?

200

The five stages of plot development.

What are: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution?

200

The main points that an author wants to communicate to a reader is also known as this?

What is main idea.

200

The three different types of irony.

What are situational, dramatic, and verbal irony?

200
Rhetoric is the art of what?

What is the art of using language effectively and persuasively?

200

What do the letters in "RACES" stand for?

What are restate, answer, cite evidence, explain evidence, and sum it up?

300

Mr. Toussaint calls any device that isn't "smart" technology this derogatory term.

What is "stupid"?

300

The distance from which a robotic arm could be controlled by a monkey with a brain implant.

What is 7,000 miles?

300
One possible theme of this poem.

Possible responses: technology is taking away from romance; flowers are best given in person

300

Anything an author uses to support their claim, and can include facts, statistics, quotes, anecdotes and examples.

What is evidence?

300

The strategy of marking up a text while reading is called this?

What is annotating?

400

What are some themes that can be determined from this story?

Possible responses: don't depend too much on technology; old technology can still be useful; don't take things from strangers

400

Where in the body cochlear implants are placed.

What is the ear?

400

One example of irony from this poem.

Possible responses: old or formal language in a modern communication; trying to send a virtual bouquet; the poem is less romantic than a traditional sonnet.
400

The three rhetorical appeals authors use to persuade a reader.

What are ethos, pathos, and logos?
400

The number of units in our textbook. 

What is 6?

500

The name of the author of this story.

Who is Corey Doctorow?

500

This is the organizational structure that Naam primarily uses in this text.

What is main idea and supporting details?

500

"Interflora" is a riff on a sonnet written by this Romantic poet.

Who is Elizabeth Barrett Brownign?

500

Claudia Alarcon quotes which renowned physicist to support her argument?

Who is Stephen Hawking?

500

This is the highest score you can get for a written response on the MCAP?

What is 11?

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