Compare and Contrast The Talented Clementine and Family Meeting

Clementine was the main character in

• Both Stories

• The Talented Clementine

• Clementine and the Family Meeting

Both stories had 1st person point of view

• True

• False

What was the lesson in the Talented Clementine?

• People are good at all kinds of things.

• Everyone has something they are good at.

• Everything changes

• Even the smallest of people can do big things.

What of the following is correct?

• The text structure is problem and solution only in the story The Talented Clementine.

• The text structure is problem and solution only in the story Clementine and the Family Meeting.

• The text structure is problem and solution in both the stories The Talented Clementine and Clementine and the family meeting.

What was the lesson in Clementine and the family meeting?

• People are good at all kinds of things.

• Everyone has something they are good at.

• Everything changes, nothing stays the same.

• Even the smallest of people can do big things.

Why does Clementine think that she has no talent?

• Everyone one else in the talent show had an act, but Clementine did not.

• She has not found out what her talent is.

• She doesn't have any confidence.

Who is the main character in both stories?

• Dad

• Clementine

• Ms. Rice

• Margaret

Why did Clementine not want another baby or sister?

• She did not want to baby sit.

• The baby would be annoying.

• She thought the baby would not do anything.

• She thought four was enough because four was equal.

What was the setting of the Talented Clementine?

• At Ms. Rice's theater.

• In the school auditorium

• In the classroom

• At a play

How does Clementine's parents help her understand the changes in her family?

• Her mom told her things change.

• Dad told her it was going to be fun to have a new baby.

• Dad talked to her and told her that families change, and nothing stays the same, everything changes.

• It would be great to have more family members.