Midterm Review Q1

Which direction do you turn when leaving the room for fire drills and tornado drills?

• right

• left

Which one is not true?

• Ms. Corwin is the only one allowed to answer the door and you only get on rr pass per week.

• You may leave your book on the shelf but you also may take it with you but you must have in class daily.

• It's ok to stand up and collect your things and line up at the door at the end of class so you may leave quickly to be on time.

• Things you might need are available in the student resource area by the computer cart.

Select all that are true:

• Intricate things are usually detailed.

• Intricate things can be complicated.

• Intricate things may require people to ask for assistance.

• Intricate things can be fascinating to look at.

Which one is false?

• Charismatic people are usually well liked.

• Charismatic leaders tend to gain followers quickly.

• Charismatic leaders are so solid that they don't need mentors.

• Charismatic people usually work well on teams.

If getting good grades and having all your work done has previously been anomalous,

it is not possible for you to change that up in 9th grade.

• true

• false

Which one is true?

• Siblings never have disagreements.

• Siblings are always really close and enjoy seeing each other even when it is not a special occasion.

• Siblings can also include people we aren't related to because they seem like family.

• Siblings always live in the same house.

In the article we read, The Power of a Dinner Table, the central idea was______.

• People should be cautious when helping strangers.

• Dinner is a great time to get people to open up and share.

• People are changed by relationships.

• Helping others by listening from the heart makes a difference.

The weekly dinners that the family hosted in the article all started because _____.

• Their business colleagues came over for dinner to talk about deals.

• They did it to raise money for their foundation.

• Their son invited a friend over who needed help and others started coming.

• They did it to help their son make new friends.

Check all that are true:

We can infer that____.

• every student who went to the family's house for dinner attended college.

• all of the students who went to the family's house for dinner all reconnected their families.

• every student who went to the family's house for dinner were supported and encouraged to what they dreamed of doing.

• all of the students who went to the family's house for dinner had a chance to share their story of their life.

Select the ones that are false:

The family who had people over for dinner____.

• believed in what they did so much that they made it their full-time work.

• chose to infer that the people coming to dinner had potential to succeed.

• formulated a plan for each person and made them follow it.

• could explain how those who came to dinner impacted them.