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Two ways you know you can tell if you're being asked an interpretive question is if there is more than one answer to the question and if the answers have textual evidence.

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The answer can be supported by textual evidence and it has multiple answers

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Two ways are you have more than 1 answer and can be easily supported by textual evidence

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An interpretative question has a factual answer and an answer that you can use common sense to find

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2 ways you can tell if you are asking a interpretive question is it comes from the artical and it has mulitple answers to it it creates a discussion

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If there's more than one answer

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Two ways I know that I am asking an interpretive question if it has more than 2 answers and if it is closely related to the text

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You can ask a factual question and that's where there is one correct answer. You can also ask an evaluative question where you can pick whether you agree or disagree.

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One way to know you are asking an interpretative question is if it has more than one answer and you are making a conclusion based on the text

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One way I know im asking an interpretative question is that it has more than one answer another way is that there has to be text evidence.

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2 ways you know your asking an interpretive question is if it has more than one answer and it requires you to draw a conclusion.

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Two ways I can tell I'm writing an Interpretive Question is if it has more than one answer and if you have to go to the text to find it.

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I can know I'm asking an interpretive question because it has multiple answers and it comes from the text.

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Two ways i can know that im asking an interpretive question is that it has more then one answer and also you have to have text evidence to support your answer.

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Two ways you can know if your asking an interpretive question is if your able to get more then one answer from the question and that you can't answer the question without having knowledge of the subject.

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Your question will have one or more answers and it has to come from the texts

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1.) it has more than one answer
2.)answer can be supported by text evidence

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Two ways you can know if your asking a interpretive question is if the question has more than one answer and you need to refer back to the text

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Two ways you can know if your asking an Interprative Question is if there is more then one answer and all answers have to be supported by the evidence of th i text.

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The question will have more than one answer and

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One way you can know if your asking an interpretive question is it has more than one answer that can be supported by the text.  An interpretive question also asks what does the author actually mean.

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Two ways you can tell if you are asking an interpretative question is if the answer is write in the text and there is only 1 correct answer

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1. Complete yesterday's Padlet 081417
2. Go over "Asking the Right Questions" worksheet
3. Introduce the TDQ worksheet and talk about left side only
4. Silent read the "Pizza Dude" article again and Complete the left side of the TDQ worksheet individually on the Pizza Dude reading
5. Introduce right side of TDQ worksheet
6. "Be Kind to the Pizza Dude" small group read aloud
7. Small groups discuss and complete right side of TDQ worksheet