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8th Grade

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6.NS.B.3, RL.8.5, RL.7.4

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Use "Imprint All My Own" to answer this question

What does the word base mean in line 7?

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of the simplest design

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to do everything that needs to be done

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immoral; dishonorable

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to make; form

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Multiple Choice

Use "Always a Drummer" to answer this question. Read paragraph 14

What does this paragraph reveal about Cassie at this point in the selection?

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wants to take a risk to make new friends

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is trying too hard to impress the others

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has a false sense of pride

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is reluctant to let people get to know her

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Use “Always a Drummer” and “Imprint All My Own” to answer this question.

 

Read these lines from the poem.

 

What a treasure to own!

My own flesh, my own feelings.

 

Which sentence from the story relates a similar idea?

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Janis has seemed so confident, but she was just as self-conscious as me.

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This was because I had never been part of any particular group.

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Behind my drum set was the one place I felt completely like myself.

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It was the perfect place to practice my drumming without anyone bothering me or judging me.

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Multiple Choice

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Use "Imprint All My Own" to answer this question.

The last two lines of the poem imply that the thumbprint referred to in the title is a symbol for...

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a person's individuality

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an important clue to a life's timeless mysteries

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a prediction about the future

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an anticipation of change

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Multiple Choice

Use “Always a Drummer” and “Imprint All My Own” to answer this question.

 

Cassie in “Always a Drummer” and the speaker in “Imprint All My Own” both -

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expect to achieve greatness

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recognize their own uniqueness

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want to be accepted by others

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feel disconnected from the world

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Multiple Choice

(ARGUMENTATIVE)

What is a counterargument that the author recognizes in the selection?

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People with disabilities want to be like “normal” people.

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Disabilities, specifically Cerebral Palsy, should be fought.

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Fighting for a better future for children is more important than fighting for equality.

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Pursuing happiness will change the course of a life regardless of a disability.

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What is the most likely reason the author includes paragraph 8 in the selection “Why I Refuse to Say I ‘Fight’ My Disability”?

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She has experienced inequality and wants to stand against it.

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She wants others to know that prejudice still exists for the disabled.

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She is expressing why is willing to fight for her rights.

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She is describing the prejudice she has seen in her life.

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Multiple Choice

How does the information in paragraph 2 and 3 support the author’s argument?

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It describes her as a child.

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It mocks the idea that those with a disability are not “normal”.

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It provides a contrast of her current beliefs and her childhood beliefs.

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It equates her ideas about her disability to others like her.

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