
Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed Story vs RP
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English
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7th Grade
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Alex Roth
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5 Slides • 12 Questions
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Follow the Bittering family's settlement on Mars
Explain a series of changes occurring to the environment and the people
What were some of those changes?
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Multiple Choice
What was the very FIRST change that Harry noticed?
yellow eyes
the cow grew an extra horn
the peach blossoms
green roses
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Written in 3rd Person Limited POV
The narrator presents the inner thoughts of ONE character
The reader relies on the narrator to set the scene and provide background information
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Fill in the Blanks
The story was told from this character's perspective...
Type answer...
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Relies on the words of the text, dialogue, silence, and sound effects, to bring the story to life
Sounds effects indicate setting and actions (splashing in the canals, rocket engine, wind)
Voices in a radio play need to be distinct so listeners know which character is speaking (pitch, volume, tone are important)
Silence can heighten suspense
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Poll
In your opinion, which version of Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed was more entertaining?
Short Story
Radio Play
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Multiple Choice
Included dialogue from the pilot.
Short Story
Radio Play
Both
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Multiple Choice
Contained sound effects to enhance understanding.
Short Story
Radio Play
Both
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Multiple Choice
Followed the story of a family settling on Mars.
Short Story
Radio Play
Both
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Multiple Choice
Harry's internal thoughts are revealed directly.
Short Story
Radio Play
Both
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Multiple Choice
Ideas are presented through dialogue and not narration.
Short Story
Radio Play
Both
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Multiple Choice
The children played a smaller role.
Short Story
Radio Play
Both
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Multiple Choice
Describe a series of environmental changes occurring
Short Story
Radio Play
Both
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Multiple Choice
Character's thoughts must be inferred through action and dialogue.
Short Story
Radio Play
Both
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Open Ended
The short story and radio play of Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed were presented in different ways. Which version of the story did you enjoy more, the text or the audio? In a paragraph, answer the question and at least 2 give reasons for your response.

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