Relier Pairs
Match the answers to the reasons why each is either right or wrong. This matching game must be used alongside the lesson slides that are linked in Schoology (folder located in Quarter 4, Week 1, March 24 - 28).
WHEN FINISHED, TAKE A FULL SCREEN SCREENSHOT AND EMAIL IT TO ME.
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Beyond the Text
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Recycled Language
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Half-Right
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Opposite
This trap only addresses part of the claim from the question.
This trap provides a truthful or logical statement, but it doesn't answer the question. A correct statement isn't necessarily the correct answer.
This trap is an answer that would weaken the claim instead of supporting it, and vice versa.
This trap uses matching words/phrases from the passage but not matching IDEAS.
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B - “We made clever comments to the effect that the farmers were now getting plenty of moisture for the hay-fields, and that it would be a pity..."
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D - “We had often cursed their lengthy visits, but now that they had hired themselves out during the haymaking, we suddenly realized that they had..."
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A - “We sat there and smoked, staring vacantly at the half-empty shelves, and all but shivering in the damp room.”
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C - “We were tired of the store - indeed, I should like to know who would have enjoyed it.”
RIGHT: Annoyance is mentioned ("We had often cursed...") and also a feeling of appreciation ("they had often been entertaining")
WRONG: Although comments are being made about a group, there's not mention of annoyance--instead, they lightly mock the situation.
WRONG: There is no mention of another group. Only the store and their physical states are described.
WRONG: Although desire is mentioned ("I should like..."), it's a hypothetical thought. Feelings are described, but not about any one group.
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C - “Ever since I was a child, the smell of that dish stirred me strangely. It carried the flavors of my ancestors, the love and traditions that...”
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A - “We had a feast of warm pork with lettuce dumplings, tender fish still tasting of lake weeds, red-bean soup with long dumplings, warm sesame...”
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B - “There is so much about my mother I do not understand. And though the food I cook now is not the same as my mother’s, when I cook it, when I...”
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D - “Suyaun began to talk about Chinese people who eat dumplings on the last day of the old year and the first day of the new year. She said...”
WRONG - It mentions a connection between mother and daughter, but no cultural connection. It mentions taste, but no aromas.
RIGHT - It mentions smell and recognition ("stirred me" and "love"). It also mentions culture ("traditions").
WRONG - It mentions food, but no aromas. No mention of culture or suggestion that the food is related to HER culture.
WRONG - It mentions food and a Chinese custom, but no aromas.
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B - "All the dark shadows in every part of the picture were done with a mixture of Persian blue and bistre, and of these two..."
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A - "Mr. Gummage immediately supplied her with two bristle brushes, and sundry little shallow earthen cups..."
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D - "The model was scarcely considered a guide, for he continually told his pupils that they myst try to excel it; and he helped..."
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C - "Mr. Gummage’s style was to put in the sky, water and distances with opaque paints, and the most prominent objects with..."
WRONG - It mentions two colors used most often in the school, but no mention of interaction with students or the fundamentals.
WRONG - It mentions the teacher providing materials for a student, but no mention of painting fundamentals.
RIGHT - It mentions the teacher telling them to excel, and also what he wants them to do.
WRONG - It mentions the teacher's style, but no mention of interacting with students.
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A - "He will not see me stopping here/ To watch his woods fill up with snow”
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B - "The woods are lovely, dark and deep/ But I have promises to keep”
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D - "Between the woods and frozen lake/ The darkest evening of the year”
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C - "The only other sound’s the sweep/ Of easy wind and downy flake”
WRONG - Although it mentions the scenery and that something SHOULDN'T be done, there's no mention beauty or any mention of what SHOULD be done.
WRONG - It mentions scenery descriptions that focus on sound, but no mention of beauty or obligations.
WRONG - It mentions scenery descriptions focusing on cold and darkness, but no mention of beauty or obligations.
RIGHT - It mentions both positive feelings for the scenery as well as prioritizing something more important.
look for the name with the structure