SEI P4 Unit 3 BM Practice lesson
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SEI P4 Unit 3 BM Practice lesson
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Multiple Choice
Because Howard "misjudged" the distance between himself and Lenny, he threw the ball over Lenny's head.
Formed the wrong conclusion
Gave evidence to support an idea
Behaved in a rediculous Way
Performed an incredible act
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Take a closer look:
If you throw a ball over your friend's head, you made a mistake, or MISJUDGED, how far they were from you.
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Multiple Choice
The sign said, "Beware" of Slippery Road.
Be confident
Be cautious
Be safe
Be fearless
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Explanation
If the road is slippery, it could be dangerous so you need to be CAREFUL, and CAUTIOUS. Part of being cautious is being safe, but being safe should happen all the time. Being aware, or beware, means being extra safe because of dangerous conditions.
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Multiple Choice
What are "Omens?"
Terrible tragedies
Scientific discoveries
Signs of things to come
Over the top performances
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Omens...
Omens are signs and symbols of good and evil and predict the future, telling us what is going to happen (if you believe it).
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Multiple Choice
Which word has the same meaning as "treason?"
Promise
Cause
Betrayal
Loyalty
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When one commits treason...
People betray their country, or friend.. usually by helping the enemy.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these sentences is most likely to appear in a play?
Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River in 48 BC.
The senators rushed in from across the stage and surround Caesar.
Brutus is one of the most hated figures in world history.
The death of Caesar was an important moment in Roman history.
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Why?
The answer is the only one that gives stage directions. "Rushed in from across the stage" wouldn't appear in a history book, or novel. These are directions unique to a play.
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Multiple Select
What is true about stage directions?
They reveal the plot and theme of the play.
They provide information about th eplaywright.
They show how many actors are in a play and what their names are.
They indicate what the setting is and how the actors are moving about.
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Stage Directions
Stage directions tell us what the setting is (in a house, on a hill, at night).
They also tell us how the actors are moving about (The senators rush in from across the stage and surround Caesar).
They DIRECT the actors on STAGE.
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A BRIEF DIALOGUE:
Attendant: News from Rome.
Mark: I don't want to hear it.
Cleopatra: No, you should listen.
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Multiple Choice
How do Antony and Cleopatra's ideas differ?
Cleopatra wants to go out and have fun, but Antony thinks it is better to stay at home.
Cleopatra wants Antony to listen to the messengers, but Antony refuses.
Cleopatra wants Antony to stay in Rome, but Antony wants to leave Egypt.
Cleopatra thinks it is smart to stay in Rome, but Antony wants to return.
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Why?
In the entire document, Cleopatra wants Antony to read the letter and go to Rome.
Antony wants to stay with Cleopatra forever and no longer cares about Rome.
She tells him to read the letter, it might be important but he does not want to.
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Continued
Marc: Let Rome fall into the Tiber River for all it's worth. And the whole empire with it. I only want to stay here.
Cleopatra: (to the audience) Antony is being a fool. By staying here, he makes us both look foolish. He has a family back in Rome he should return to.
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Multiple Choice
What do Antony's words reveal about himself?
He loves Cleopatra but knows he must leave her soon.
He cares about the Roman soldiers more than anyone else.
He believes that he and Cleopatra will have a long life together.
He doesn't care about Rome and wants to stay in Egypt.
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Because...
He literally says that Rome can fall into the river, he does not care.
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Multiple Choice
What causes the couple to argue?
When Philo criticizes Antony, Cleopatra supports Phil, so Antony gets angry.
Antony suggests something to do that night, but Cleopatra does not want to do it.
Cleopatra wants Antony to pay attention to the message, but Antony won't hear it.
Antony worries that he has made a foolish mistake, but Cleopatra disagrees with him.
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Again, Cleopatra tells Antony to read the message.
Antony, who is in love and wants to stay with Cleopatra will not read the message.
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Multiple Choice
What could be a theme here?
Roman generals are often dismissed by Caesar
Love can make a person behave foolishly
Egypt needs a sensible female leader
Men who want to be admired always take bad advice
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Silly Love
Love makes Antony ignore messages from his general.
Pretty foolish.
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