Vocabulary
Science Fiction
Informational
Brave Little Toaster
ABSOTH
100

I need to run a _________check on my computer.

Diagnostics

100

Where is science fiction usually set?

The future or an alternate reality of today

100

What genre is informational

nonfiction

100

What motivates Mr. Toussaint to behave as he did?

He was annoyed by Loony Goony and wanted to get rid of it

100

What is one supporting detail of the main idea of "The Superhuman Frontier?

Answer will vary

200

TRUE OR FALSE If a cat wanted to scratch you, it would retract its claws?

False

200

Could science fiction be published in a  newspaper why or why not?

No. Newspapers do not publish fiction.

200

Does informational text have plot? why or why not?

No. It is not a story. It is nonfiction

200

What makes the toaster "brave"?

The toaster saves Mr. Toussaint from Loony Goony

200

What are all of the subheadings in this story?

The Superhuman Frontier 


From Disabled to super capable
300

Having to listen to a song over and over can ________ a person.

Chafe

300

What are the elements of a plot diagram?

exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution

300

Which of the following are not text features?

main idea, subheadings, captions, photos, side bar, supporting details, title, glossary

Main idea and supporting details

300

Which one would  NOT be a possible theme for this story?

answers may vary

300

How does the author feel about technology

Overall, he is positive about technology. 

400

What is a synonym for an abode?

House

400

Science fiction comments on what?

science, technology, society

400

What is it called when the reader tells the audience to do something at the end of an article?

A Call to action

400

How did the author of this feel about technology?

Answers will vary - It isn't always best.

400

What is one main difference between bionic technology that enhances people and bionic technology that repairs people?

answers may vary