
Let's Form a Green Team
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Rolandra Lyons
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By Rolandra Lyons
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In paragraph 2, the word putrid means-
The piles of smelly trash are unpleasant to look at, and the odors produced by the decaying garbage can be smelled for miles! No one wants to see or smell a pile of putrid garbage on the edge of town.
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Multiple Choice
In paragraph 2, the word putrid means-
The piles of smelly trash are unpleasant to look at, and the odors produced by the decaying garbage can be smelled for miles! No one wants to see or smell a pile of putrid garbage on the edge of town.
A. rotten
B. distracting
C. huge
D. recent
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What can it solve?
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
How can writing a letter be an argument?
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Some text here about the topic of discussion.
1. Predict the argument
2.Read paragraph 1 of the letter to find the topic and main idea.
3. Identify the claim
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Poll
What is the topic of Let's Form a Green Team?
1. Recycling
2. Lunch trash
3.Hudson Middle School
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How does the author support their argument in the letter?
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
Read paragraph 2
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Multiple Choice
1. What are paragraphs 1 and 2 mainly about?
A. Why the amount of trash Americans produce is a problem.
B. How students can improve the enviornment by recycling
C. Why recycling can save energy
D. How recycling can reduce school costs.
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Read paragraph 3 to find out how Terrell gives evidence for his claim.
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
Why does Terrell include the facts about recycling in paragraph 3?
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Open Ended
Why does Terrell include the facts about recycling in paragraph 3?
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Multiple Choice
The author uses the recycling facts in paragraph 3 to--
8.8E & 8.9A
A. convince the principal that recycling has positive effects for the environment
B. suggest that energy conservation is more important than recycling
C. prove that America is running out of energy resources
D. explain why recycling can save money for the school
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How does Terrell suggest Hudson Middle school save the environment?
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Read paragraph 5-6 and take note of the convincing ways.
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
How does the Terrell try to persuade the principal?
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence from the letter best supports the author's claim that recycling at school can help the environment?
F.
G.
H.
J.
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Multiple Choice
Which statement supports the idea that recycling is not expensive?
F. By recycling materials that our students throw away every day, we can greatly reduce the amount of trash our school sends to the lanfill.
G. Did you know that recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run a television for two hours?
H. The club can contact our local waste management company to acquire recycling bins.
J. One school in Delware recently implemented a school-wide recycling program, and they reduced their school trash disposal costs by almost $220 per month.
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