Literature
Determine the meaning of words and phrases used in a text
RL 6.4
No because you have to walk in a straight line.
Is walking side by side part of the rules?
No the library does not allow gum.
Am I allowed to go in library with gum in my mouth?
Comparing two things like or as
What’s a simile
Sleeping during the MAAP test
How can I make a 1b
What standard develops the authors point of view
RL 6.6
No you need to have permission.
Allowed to go to the bathroom without asking?
No because you have to participate in music class.
Can I walk into music class and just not participate at all?
A hyperbole is using extreme exaggeration.
What is a hyperbole?
Getting sent to the office.
Being disrespectful.
Which one of the standards help find textual evidence?
RL 6.1
No the school has to be nice and clean.
Can you leave trash in the classroom?
No you have to wait until he’s done or you’ll be put out the whole game.
Can I talk while the P.E teacher is explaining the rules?
A word with the same meaning as another word.
What is a synonym?
Bad grades during test.
Not paying attention in class.
Which standard does a particular sentence, chapter, scene or stanza fit into the overall structure of the text.
RL 6.5
Talking out loud without permission or while someone with permission is not apart of the rules.
Talking whenever you want to.
No you have to get on the website they Instructed you to get on.
Can I go on a website the computer teacher did not include?
a metaphor is comparing two things without like or as.
Whats a metaphor ?
Getting in trouble.
Talking while not supposed to.
What standard has a theme conveyed throughout the text?
RL 6.2
No because children are not allowed to roam the halls when they want to.
Is walking around the school allowed?
No you have to do whatever they told you to do.
Am I allowed to do anything I want during any activity?
Personification is giving human qualities to something non-human.
What is personification?
Having to pay for it.
Breaking school property.