Sound of Thunder Introduction

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English

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9th - 12th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS

RI.11-12.4, RI.11-12.2, RI.8.1

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Ianne Antiporda

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Forces of Change:
Sound of Thunder

By Ianne Antiporda

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If you could travel to any point in time—past or future—when and where would you choose to go?

(Be specific and limit your answer to 1-2 words)

Type response here

Poll

Can all mistakes be made right?

Definitely, YES!

Of course NOT!

Word Cloud

What is something small that can have a big impact?

(Limit your answer to 1-2 words)

Type response here

Multiple Choice

What genre is usually set in an imagined view of the future or in a different reality and is based on scientific facts and theories?

Science Fiction

Science Nonfiction

Memoir

Biography

Match

Match the following

the when and where of a story

sequence of events in a story

problem or challenge encountered in the story

protagonist and antagonist

the highest point in the story

Setting

Plot

Conflict

Characters

Climax

Drag and Drop

In reading, when you make an

you make a logical

based on

in the text or your own

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

inference

guess

information

knowledge.

Vocabulary

expendable (adj) of little significance compared to others

subtle (adj) delicate, indirect, difficult to analyze

paradox (n) seemingly absurd or self-contradictory statement

undulate (v) moves in a up and down motion; (adj) wavy

subliminal (adj) existing or functioning below the threshold of consciousness

Dropdown

Making someone feel that their effort is

might demotivate them.

Dropdown

John's insult was so

that it took Marie a while to realize what he really meant.

Dropdown

To say that the reason nobody goes to that restaurant is because it's always full is a perfect example of

Dropdown

The waves made the small boat

all throughout the trip, causing me to be nauseated.

Dropdown

Today's songs have so many dangerous

messages that parents should check before allowing their kids to listen to any of them.

Annotation Guide

As you read, highlight details that add to the science-fiction context of the story.

Forces of Change:
Sound of Thunder

By Ianne Antiporda

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