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Refer back to the text (here) to answer in your own words with text evidence. Then choose the multiple choice answer that matches the evidence you found.

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Fig 19F Making Connections: Compare and Contrast

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Fig 19F Making Connections: Compare and Contrast

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Answer the following questions by thinking about all 3 selections.

1. Unlike the character in “---,” ______(character) in “---” expresses —

2. Both characters in ____ and ____ demonstrate

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TASK 3

What is the point of view of each selection:
8.5 "The Get Down,"
8.6 "Feathers and Fools"

Why does the author choose that point of view?

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TASK 2

1. Click the link to open the PDF file.
2. Read the text
3. Answer the questions (scroll down)

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Answer in complete sentences, using quotes from the passage to support your answer.

1. -What happened that caused the two groups to disagree with each other?

2. -What happened to cause them to stop fighting?

3. -Why did this cause them to stop fighting?

4. -Do we have similar fights in our society? In our school?

5. -Are there ways we can prevent these fights?

6. -Civic participation requires individuals to make informed and reasoned decisions by accessing and using information effectively. Were the peacocks observing this “requirement?" Were they making informed and reasoned decisions and using information effectively?                                                                 (6b) Were the swans observing this "requirement?" Were they making informed and reasoned decisions and accessing information effectively?
7. Rewrite the story (starting after the point that the peacocks note the differences between themselves and the swans) and illustrate the new story to have both flocks acting according to how the ideal citizen should in order to make reasoned decisions.

8. Draw a picture to represent the significance of the metaphor.
Your picture should include peacocks, swans, feathers, and
labels.

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TASK 1

Plot is the format authors use to create a fictional narrative

1. Read the story by clicking the link below (scroll down). A new window will open once you click.

2. Fill in the plot map

3. Then answer the questions.

Scroll down to read the story.