Paired Passage

How do you know you are reading a paired passage?

• Read the bold faced instructions at the top.

• Look for the words paired passage.

• Scroll down to see if you see another text to read.

• You do not know until you read the first passage.

What characteristics are included in plot?

• characters, setting, conflict

• characters, setting, resolution

• characters, setting, conflict, resolution

• characters, setting, conflict, climax

(From text) How does the dialogue help the reader predict later plot events (think resolution)?

• A

• B

• C

• D

(From text) The author uses language throughout the story that helps convey...

• F

• G

• H

• J

What can be an element of folktales?

• royalty

• superhero type character

• conflict & resolution

• theme

• trickster

(From text) Which of the following best identifies this text as a tall tale?

• A

• B

• C

• D

What does it mean when you conclude something after reading a text?

• You are discussing the theme

• You are connecting this text to something in your life

• You are saying what the story is all about

• You are making an inference based on text evidence

(From text) What can the reader conclude from the action in paragraph 11?

• F

• G

• H

• J

What do you do after you read the first passage?

• read the second passage

• answer the questions about the first text

• answer the questions about the second text

• read the passage again

Why does an author include subtitles?

• to inform the reader about the author's thoughts

• to show you what the author is trying to say

• to explain briefly what a section will be about

• to teach you about the text