Drawing conclusions reading passage printable
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draw conclusions using collection of facts, ideas to make a decision. describe use details to tell about person, place, thing, event. determine think, figure out, decide based on facts- inferences. evaluate judge significance. excerpt a quoted passage. explain use details to make the information clear. literal basic, simple information in text
[DOC File]Seventh Grade - World History/African Kingdoms
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Drawing Conclusions. You have finished studying about two major influences on West Africa – geography and Islam. Next to each of the characteristics below mark it either G for geography of I for Islam. G or I Characteristics The Niger river is a source of water, food, and transportation. People in West Africa learned to write in Arabic.
[DOC File]An English Teacher’s Toolkit - A Celebration of Reading ...
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Close Reading is an analytical reading model used so that students can look very closely at a shorter passage in order to form an analysis. Generally, students are given time to read the passage once, and on the second reading annotate the passage for the author’s purpose, characterization techniques, symbols/archetypes, and stylistic choices ...
[DOC File]5th Grade: Drawing Conclusions from Reading Materials
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9. It is easiest to draw conclusions from nonfiction or scientific sources. The facts are presented and are usually backed up with specific data. Drawing conclusions from fiction, poetry or other literature is not as easy and sometimes there can be more than one conclusion that is subject to debate. 10.
[DOC File]Electron Configuration Practice Worksheet
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V. Conclusions: 1. Why are the outer-most electrons the only ones included in the electron dot . diagram? 2. The orbital filling diagram has arrows pointing in opposite directions when two . electrons occupy the same orbital. What do these arrows indicate? 3. How many electrons do the elements in Group IIA of the periodic table have in
[DOC File]4th Grade Question Stems by Priority Objectives
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2.02 Interact with the text before, during, and after reading by setting a purpose, using prior knowledge and text information, making predictions, formulating questions, locating relevant information, and making connections with previous experiences, information and ideas. ... 3.01f making inferences and drawing conclusions about characters ...
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