10/28 ELA 6A Conjunctions & Types of Text
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*Needs to join with an independent clause to form a complete sentence.
*Starts with a subordinating conjunction (like, because, although, or while)
Examples:
After the flood, the family moved into a temporary shelter.
I know who can redo the finish on this coffee table since I know you're having a dinner party next weekend.
Dependent Clause
*Can function as an independent sentence or as part of a sentence
*Contains a subject and a verb.
Examples:
Because he feared a failing grade, John completed his homework.
Although it was raining, Maria when for a jog at the park.
Independent Clause
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a purpose of using subordinating conjunctions?
To combine two independent clauses
To give more information about the sentence's main idea
To show equal importance between clauses
To make a sentence more concise
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following subordinating conjunctions can be used to show a transition of time or place between two clauses?
because
unless
when
so
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Correlative conjunctions are used to combine two words, phrases, or clauses that carry
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Multiple Choice
What is the main grammatical requirement for the two parts joined by correlative conjunctions?
They must be independent clauses
They must be grammatically equal
They must be at the beginning of the sentence
They must be dependent clauses
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Multiple Select
Select all pairs that are examples of correlative conjunctions.
both/and
because/so
either/or
not only/but also
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Open Ended
Why might an author choose a particular medium to present information?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT an example of a text medium?
Books
Emails
Podcasts
Newspapers
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Multiple Choice
What are some examples of audio mediums?
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Multiple Select
Select all examples of video informational formats.
Movies
Podcasts
Television programs
Documentary films
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Graphics may include diagrams, illustrations, charts, or
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a medium commonly combined in multimedia informational texts?
Text
Audio
Video
Mathematics
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What are the required components of your response in the 'Apply Your Skills - Word Journal' activity?
An adjective to describe the topic, an explanation of your choice, details from the reading, and prior knowledge/experiences
A summary of the reading, a list of characters, and your opinion
A timeline of events, a list of adjectives, and a conclusion
A poem about the topic, a drawing, and a list of sources
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