Wk 11 Collab English

What are co-ordinating conjunctions?

• It's the glue that holds words, phrases and clauses together.

• It's the words, phrases and clauses.

• It's the connecting words to put two simple sentences together.

• It's the words that glues sentences and phrases together.

What are the seven co-ordinating conjunctions?

• for, nor, and, so, but, or, yet

• for, and, nor, but, or, yet, since

• for, and, nor, before, or, yet, since

• for, nor, and, so, because, or, yet

Making connections:

As I was reading about the effects of climate change in a science article, I couldn't help by think about similar environmental issues were portrayed in "The Lorax" by Dr Seuss. This is an example of (a)   connection.

Making connections:

In "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone,", Harry's journey from the Muggle world to the magical realm of Hogwarts reminded me of my own experiences transitioning to a new school. This is an example of (a)   connection.

Making connections:

The classic fairy tale "Cinderella" shares many similarities with the modern retelling "Ella Enchanted" by Gail Carson Levine, including the themes of kindness, perseverance, and overcoming adversity.

This is an example of (a)   connection.

Which of the following best describes Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 vocabulary?

• Tier 1 includes specialized technical terms, Tier 2 consists of basic words commonly used in everyday speech, and Tier 3 includes academic and domain-specific words.

• Tier 1 includes academic and domain-specific words, Tier 2 consists of specialized technical terms, and Tier 3 includes basic words commonly used in everyday speech.

• Tier 1 includes basic words commonly used in everyday speech, Tier 2 includes academic and domain-specific words, and Tier 3 consists of specialized technical terms.

• Tier 1 consists of specialized technical terms, Tier 2 includes basic words commonly used in everyday speech, and Tier 3 includes academic and domain-specific words.

What is a "mental model"?

• A psychological test used to assess cognitive abilities.

• A computer-generated simulation of the human brain.

• A type of therapy aimed at altering thought patterns and behaviours.

• A cognitive framework or conceptual structure that helps individuals understand and interpret the world.

How does considering context contribute to understanding a text?

• Context provides background information about the author's personal life.

• Context helps identify the chronological order of events within the text.

• Context determines the moral lessons conveyed by the text.

• Context allows for a deeper understanding of the influences and circumstances surrounding the creation and reception of the text.

What does "representation" in Unit 6 refer to?

• The act of physically replicating an object or person.

• The portrayal of a thing, person, or idea through various forms of communication such as written, visual, digital, performed, or spoken language and conventions.

• The process of summarizing complex ideas into simple concepts.

• The analysis of statistical data in graphical form.

What is a "prepositional phrase?

• A group of words that functions as a noun and starts with a preposition.

• A type of clause that contains a subject and a verb.

• A grammatical structure used to express commands or requests.

• A phrase that modifies a verb and starts with a preposition.