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Collections Grade 7 Guiding Questions: “Big Rocks’ Balancing Acts” by Douglas Fox



Read the expository essay “Big Rocks’ Balancing Acts” by Douglas Fox. Then, reread the lines indicated with each question below. Answer each question, citing text evidence.



Lines 1–2: What image does the first sentence create in your mind? Why do you think the author chose to begin the article in this way?





Lines 12–15: What are Richard Brune’s exact words in this passage? What effect does the quotation have on the text?





Photo and Caption: How do the photograph and caption contribute to the text?







Heading: Based on the heading, what do you expect to read about in this section?





Lines 44–48: What are two causes and their effects in this paragraph?





Lines 49–54: What is the signal word or phrase in these lines? What cause-and-effect relationship does it indicate?





Lines 92–95: Explain the cause-and-effect relationship in these lines.







Lines 109–112: What words and phrases indicate the passage of time or the order of events?







Lines 140–148: Explain the cause and the two effects in this passage.







Lines 140–148: What are two examples of figurative language in these lines? What does each mean, and what is the author’s purpose in using it?







Lines 156–162: What are the cause and its effects in this paragraph?







Lines 167–174: What is an example of a word that reveals the cause-and-effect structure? What is the central idea of this paragraph, and how does the sentence that begins in line 171 support it?







Lines 193–204: Explain the “less destructive” method Richard has found. What pattern of organization does the author use to describe this method?

Which behavior is a healthy way to cope with stress?
A
denying issues with humor
B
worrying constantly about potential tragedies
seeking support from friends and family
solving other problems as a distraction

Name one women who do not know personally that inspires you.

what does "gee" means?

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How do the characters of the story The Queen Bee influence the theme and conflict?

How does luck, or fate, affect Psyche's life?From the story "What if the Goddess of Love Was Your Mother in Law"​

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

Should we have homework during virtual learning?
RACE strategy:
+ Restate the Question: Cross off the question word and write a statement.
+Answer ALL parts of the question. Make an inference.
+Cite: Support answer with evidence from the text.
+Explain how evidence connects to the answer.

write a summary using the 5's


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Based on the story, which description best fi ts the speaker’s grandfather?

can you guys help me pick my next nails set?

what is the relationship between critical reading and reasoning?

True or False: The underlined portion of the sentence is a Prepositional Phrase:

I did not eat dinner,( for I was not hungry. )

True
False

Which sentence is written in active voice?

Can someone write a counter argument about why animal testing should be banned? Will mark you BRAINLIEST!

2.
What is included in the body of a business letter?


A. the date the letter is being sent


B. the author’s purpose


C. the author’s company or group name


D. to whom the letter is being sent

1. A tool powered by electricity or driven by a motor.
A Power tool
B. Hand tool
C. Fencing tool​

According to this map, which of the following regions are least likely to experience outbreaks of the plague?
a.
cold and densely populated regions
b.
warm and densely populated regions
c.
warm and sparsely populated regions
d.
cold and sparsely populated regions



Please select the best answer from the choices provided


A
B
C
D

Which is the closest synonym for the word consequence?

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Adefeat
Beffect
Cadvance
DPURPOSE

complete the following sentences with the structure of the conditional zero

please help me it's urgent

Write an essay about Junk food. (about 150 words)
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............. the deafening cheers of his fans, McGovern climbed the steps to receive his second
European Championship medal.

a. Around
O b. Through
O c. Amid
O d. During​

What is true about all squares choose true or false for each statement

In Act 1 Scene 1 of Romeo & Juliet, what is Lady Capulet's comment to her husband?​

Even though Mr. Higgins is interested in Eliza, why do you think he hesitates to express his feelings for
her?

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The following question has two parts. Answer Part A first, and then Part B.
Part A Read the following sentence from paragraph 1.
One day, [my grandfather] decided to get book-learning.
By choosing the word book-learning, what does Rice most likely wish to
suggest about her grandfather?

Question 3 options:

By choosing a term used by some teachers, she wishes to suggest that
her grandfather is intelligent.


By choosing a witty term, she wishes to suggest that her grandfather had
a sense of humor.


By choosing a term used by some country people, she wishes to suggest
her grandfather’s country upbringing.


By choosing a term that shows disrespect, she wishes to suggest that her
grandfather had scorn for educated people.

"That's Not What I Meant!"
In this section, you learned about ways to increase clarity in your writing by making correct word choices. When we communicate online, it can be easy for others to misunderstand you because you can’t help convey your message with tone of voice, gestures, or facial expressions. Online message boards and social media sites are notorious for this sort of misunderstanding, as people don’t always consider how their message comes across in the written format.

To complete this assignment:
Think about a time where you communicated with someone only to be misunderstood. In a paragraph of 5-6 sentences, describe the miscommunication. You can write about any personal situation, or a situation you know about from a friend, family member, or a situation you observed. Include enough detail and various word choices. Use correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Double space your paragraph. Be sure to answer the following questions:

Were you speaking to someone or writing a message?
What were you trying to say, and how was your message received or interpreted?

Example:
Several years ago I was in an important meeting at work. My co-workers and I were coming up with ideas on how to collect data to track our students’ reading progress. I made a suggestion to my colleagues that we use the standards to drive our instruction, and to collect the data. A particular colleague became defensive, and declared that her material already had what was needed. While I had not intended to imply that she didn’t have what was needed, this is what my colleague had interpreted. I had to clarify and point out that she did have what was needed, but that as educators, we could be more specific by identifying the individual standards.
Begin your paragraph below the line.
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Question 3
Based on the information in the stimulus and Map 1, which statements best explain why
opal is found in places such as Australia? Choose the two correct answers.
A
Australia has large amounts of sandstone and silica.
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B
Opal can only be formed where an ocean comes in contact with land.
the
c
An inland sea once covered central to eastern Australia.
D
Australia has a very hot desert-like climate in most areas.
E
Australia has very few active volcanoes across the continent.

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How does the author’s purpose for writing the first article,
“Stan Lee and Spider-Man,” differ from the author’s
purpose for writing “The Birth of Spider-Man”?

Match each line of poetry to its meter.

1. iambic tetrameter

2. iambic trimeter

Excerpt 1. Of waters in a land of change (Louise boogan, “A Tale”)

Excerpt 2. This coyness, lady, were no crime. (Andrew Marvell, “To his Coy Mistress”)

Excerpt 3. In some melodious plot (John Keats, “Ode to a nightmare”)

Excerpt 4. Of credit and renown, (William Cowper, “The Diverting History of John Gilpin”)