7th Grade ELA - 11/2/2020

The owner of the boardinghouse will no longer allow Rachel to stay at the boardinghouse

Rachel has developed a very bad cough that wakes her up at night.

The factory owner has agreed to allow Rachel to work a very dangerous job at the mill.

Rachel gets a fever and can no longer remember her name or the people around her.

Lyddie becomes bitter and resentful because she has to take care of Rachel.

Lyddie becomes angrier and angrier at her mother for sending Rachel to live with her.

Lyddie becomes friendlier and nicer as a result of Rachel's influence.

Lyddie becomes overjoyed because she will receive money from the state of Massachusetts to take care of Rachel because she is under the age of 18.

How Charlie was doing

If Brigid was keeping up with the loom work at the factory

Spreading her illness to the other girls

If she still had a job or not

Mama from Brattleboro Asylum

Uncle Judah

Jeremiah Stevens

Charlie

To return to her uncle and aunt's house.

To work the looms with Brigid.

To become a doffer in the mill.

Money for a new dress.

Lyddie needs to decide to keep Rachel in Lowell or send her away.

Lyddie needs to decide what the next book she will purchase with her money.

Lyddie needs to decide if she should send another letter to Charlie asking for help.

Lyddie needs to decide whether she leave Lowell and pursue an education, like Betsy.

Lyddie no longer has to weigh concerns for her family against concerns about factory conditions and her own life.

Lyddie makes a major decision to marry Luke Stevens since his family now owns the farm.

Lyddie makes a regrettable decision to run away with Rachel for the Phinneys cannot claim her.

Lyddie decides she will no longer have contact with her own family because she thinks it will be for their own good.

a state of slavery

winning the lottery

a restful vacation

having her family back together

He is fed 3 times a day, goes to school, and is treated very well.

The Phinney's mistreat Charlie, giving him only scraps of food and making him work 12 - 13 hours a day.

Not horrible, but not well. He gets simple foods to eat, but is not treated kindly.

He lives in luxury. They have given him the finest clothes and no longer needs to work.

It burns down.

Charlie is finally able to buy it.

Quaker Stevenses bought it.

It became a secret hideout for slaves.

She is fired from the mill.

Mr. Marsden is there, also, and promises her a better job if she does not sign.

She's too late; the petition had been filed and already failed.

Nothing special...she signs the petition and realizes that she had been worried for no reason.

She has developed a cough similar to Rachel's and must leave for health-related reasons.

She was caught signing the labor petition by the Concord Corporation and has been fired.

She is pregnant and would be dismissed anyway because of it.

She has a very ill relative in Virginia who needs Diana to care for them.

Because Rachel is getting a lot of attention from the girls in the factory & Ms. Bedlow.

Because Rachel is going to live with Charlie in much better conditions.

Because Brigid has become a better worker than her at the mill.

Because Diana and the girls were able to sign the petition and she couldn't.

She becomes so depressed, she won't work.

She feels a deep loneliness.

She feels free, and begins to socialize more during her free time.

She throws herself more into her work.

in the introduction

in the first body paragraph

in the third body paragraph

in the conclusion

to restate the thesis

to give support for the thesis

to offer an introduction

to provide a conclusion

thesis

question

topic sentence

conclusion

True

False

Sloths are very humorous creatures.

Sloths use camouflage to avoid predators.

Sloths are well-suited for their lives in the rainforest trees.

Sloths can give birth to their young upside down.

in the introduction

in the first body paragraph

in the third body paragraph

in the conclusion

introduction

title

first body paragraph

thesis

introduction, conclusion, three body paragraphs

three body paragraphs, introduction, conclusion

introduction, three body paragraphs, conclusion

conclusion, three body paragraphs, introduction

Some schools don't have summer vacation.

During the summer months, there are many activities for students to enjoy.

Summer camp can be boring and expensive.

There are four seasons in a year.

True

False

a statement that can be argued

a question you answer in the essay

a statement that is a fact

a question for which there is no right answer

as the first sentence in an essay

as the second paragraph in an essay

as the last sentence of the first paragraph

as the last sentence of the essay

use big words

be something everyone would agree with

be something a smart person could disagree with

be hard to find in your essay

paragraphs with evidence to show the thesis is wrong

paragraphs with evidence to support the thesis

paragraphs with additional thesis statements

a concluding paragraph in which the thesis is restated

obvious

too large to support in one essay

an argument

vague and written in the first person

Charlotte's Web

Charlotte's Web is a novel.

Charlotte is a character in Charlotte's Web.

The novel Charlotte's Web by E.B. White teaches valuable lessons about life and death.

Eating breakfast is essential to being able to learn in school.

I will show that eating breakfast is essential to learning.

You should eat breakfast so it's easier for you to pay attention in school.

Rayella never eats breakfast, and she is hungry and distracted in school.

This essay is about junk food.

Junk food should not be served in school cafeterias.

Candy bars and fries are examples of junk food.

Children often eat junk food while watching TV.

England is a country.

he United States used to belong to Great Britain.

Independence Day is celebrated on July 4th.

Independence Day is the most important national holiday in the United States.

It is a question and not a debatable point.

It is so general that it's hard to defend.

It states a fact.

It is written in first person.