Unit 3 Review

What does it mean for information to be relevant?

• Directly related to the topic or question at hand
• Irrelevant to the discussion
• Vaguely connected to the subject
• Completely unrelated to the topic

What are viable research questions?

• Specific, clear, and focused
• Unclear and unfocused
• Vague and ambiguous
• Broad and general

Example of a viable research question.

• What are the effects of climate change on marine life?
• How many stars are in the Milky Way galaxy?
• What is the capital of France?
• What is the average weight of a blue whale?

What is a primary source?

• A fictional story
• A secondary source of information or data
• A personal opinion
• An original source of information or data from a person who was involved in the event.

The suffix -er means?

• a type of food
• a measurement of time
• one who does or performs
• a type of clothing

The prefix -un mean?

• always
• not or opposite of
• happy
• inside

An example of a primary source.

• Textbooks
• Newspaper articles
• Fiction books
• Diaries, letters, photographs, or official records

What is a static character?

• A character who does not undergo significant change or growth throughout the story
• A character who is the main antagonist of the story
• A character who only appears in one scene of the story
• A character who is constantly changing and evolving

What is a flat character?

• A character who is the main protagonist of the story.
• A character who is a one-dimensional character who isn't layered or deep—rather, just has one or two traits that make up their whole personality.

• A character who is mysterious and unpredictable.
• A character who is always happy and positive.

What is a round character?

• A well-developed and complex character in a story, with multiple traits and dimensions.
• A character who is always predictable
• A character with no personality
• A character with only one dimension