Module Two Week Three
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3rd Grade
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Joseph Anderson
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Biweekly Unit 2 Week 3
Author's Point of View
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Multiple Select
This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then,
answer part B.
Part A: Read the sentence from the article.
Jonah says, “A snake is more interesting and unusual.”
If usual means “common,” what does unusual mean?
not common
being common
acting common
equally common
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Multiple Select
Part B: What is the meaning of the prefix un- in unusual ?
again
before
the same as
the opposite of
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Multiple Select
Which sentence states the MAIN IDEA of the story?
Voters choose who will be president.
Voting is an important right for U.S. citizens.
People vote for others who will state their views
Citizens vote to decide who will run the government.
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Multiple Select
Read the sentence from the article.
To be sure, he recounts their hands.
What does the word recounts mean?
does not count
counts wrong
counts before
counts again
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Multiple Select
This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then,
answer part B.
Part A: What is the author’s point of view about voting?
It is fair to everyone.
It is done in every country.
It is difficult to understand.
It is used to solve many problems.
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Multiple Select
Part B: Which sentence from the article best supports your
answer in part A?
“Mr. Jensen walks around the classroom counting them.”
“Sometimes it is difficult for a group of people to agree on
one decision.”
“The winning choice tells what most of the people in the
group think.”
“Voting is one way that citizens make their voices heard.”
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Multiple Select
With which ideas would the author most likely agree? Pick
two choices.
Voters have a say in our government.
Voting does not offer us many choices.
Not all citizens should be allowed to vote.
Voting does not take place often in the U.S.
Citizens should vote when they are given the opportunity.
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Multiple Select
Read the sentence from the article.
Many people were unhappy with the plan.
What does the word unhappy mean?
happy before
happy again
very happy
not happy
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Multiple Select
This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer
part B.
Part A: What is the author’s point of view about Otero Mesa?
It is not an important part of history.
It is a very special and different place.
There are too many animals living in it.
There is a lot that people do not know about it.
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Multiple Select
Part B: Which sentence from the article best summarizes the
author’s point of view?
“No other area in the country is quite like it.”
“Tall grasses sway in the breeze.”
“A variety of wildlife calls this grassy land home.”
“Mule deer and antelope graze on it.”
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Multiple Select
This question has two parts. First, answer part A.
Then, answer part B.
Part A: Read the sentence from the article.
For now, the people have reclaimed this land as a
wilderness area.
What does the word reclaimed mean?
The people never had it.
The people will not get it.
The people will give it back.
The people have taken it again.
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Multiple Select
Part B: What is the meaning of the prefix re- in reclaimed?
again
before
the same as
the opposite of
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Multiple Select
Which two sentences show the author’s point of view in
the article?
“It is too dry for trees.”
Prairie dogs dig their tunnels and dens under the grass.”
“Beneath, Otero is special, too.”
Several years ago, the government suggested a plan.”
“It is an important right.”
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Multiple Select
Which two sentences show the author’s point of view in
the article?
Otero Mesa is not a protected place.
The government should protect nature.
People should be allowed to drill on natural land.
The government is too busy to listen to our concerns.
Americans should let the government know what they think.
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