Week of April 13-April 18
“Reading Between the Lines“
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Reading and Brainstorming| Read the article (link below) in NewsEla titled “Learning Inference as a Reading Skill“ Complete the questions below and comment your numbered answers.
Multiple Choice, yo.
- Read the paragraph from the section “Picking Up On Character Flaws Or Weaknesses.” Read this paragraph: “When you read long passages, you pick up on subtle hints and store them in your memory. By accumulating these clues and adding them together, you are able to make further inferences as you read.” Which word, if it replaced “accumulating” in the paragraph above, would CHANGE the meaning of the paragraph?Is it A. dropping, B. gathering, C. collecting, or D. acquiring?
- Read the following sentence from the section “Why Does Inference Matter?” – “All of your reading skills work in unison as you practice reading so that the more you read, the more you build upon your skills.” The phrase “in unison” tells the reader that _____. A. reading skills do hard work, B. reading skills work efficiently, C. reading skills work together, or D. reading skills do important work
- Which sentence from the article would be MOST important to include in a summary of the article? A. Inference is the process of formulating an idea or drawing a conclusion based on tangible evidence, B. You can most likely infer that the pronoun “he” refers to Gary, C. You most likely concluded that it means something similar to howl or scream, or D. There is simply not enough information in this short passage to help the reader make a reasonable conclusion about Lucy’s personality
- Read the following selection from the article: “For example, you probably concluded from the dialogue and details that Lucy and Gary are cold, and that they may be in serious trouble. However, if you look back, you’ll see that there is no direct statement about the temperature in the passage, and this is because you probably determined the information from several other clues in the text.” How does this detail develop the article’s CENTRAL idea? A. t shows how the passage lacks evidence to support an inference about Lucy’s personality, B. It gives a reason why inference is essential for reading comprehension, C. It explains how to use context clues to determine the meaning of words, or D. It gives an example of a reasonable inference about the passage
To read the article, click HERE.
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EXPERIMENT TIME
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UCA Connect 
The main idea of the story is to stop spreading the virus because a lot of people leave their homes a comeback and don’t wash their hands.
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Good! The self-isolation, quarantining, hand washing, and social distancing are all helping to Flatten the _______? –Mr. Lewis
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so to prvent that stay at home and find actives to do.
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5 pictures of the bouncy egg experiment
https://photos.app.goo.gl/D5EaMnNB8TbW2T5B7
☝️Steps I wrote for the experiment
https://photos.app.goo.gl/L4MMJdEv3VSvdNxi9
☝️Materials for experiment
https://photos.app.goo.gl/HMoVqs528hMkzLFa7
☝️The egg once I put it in the vinegar
https://photos.app.goo.gl/pFeXK3jibVuJZ7mH8
☝️The egg a few hours later
https://photos.app.goo.gl/BjASZnY52ncg5jum9
☝️The result of the experiment….it was really strange
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Arissa! All your pictures of the experiment are totally Top-notch!! Great job! Your work on this is the model of excellence we are looking for!!! Did the egg bounce? –Mr. Lewis
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Thank you and yes the egg bounced it was very strange
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Was my test and questions submitted Mr.Lewis?Also, I am currently out of eggs.
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Hey Quentin! Haven’t seen your comment yet. –Mr. L
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Mr. Lewis, I literally don’t know how they did that with that comb but it was satisfying for some reason.
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Hey there! Who are you? If you want that same thing to happen, just comb through your hair rapidly then hold it next to a little stream of water from your sink in the kitchen or bathroom! –Mr. L
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I still can’t take the quiz or write a response
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1.D 2.A 3.B 4.C
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My answers to the multiple-choice questions
1. A
2. C
3. A
4. D
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1.A
2.C
3.A
4.D
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i didnt work
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A.
1. By informing us of information that we do not understanding. They could also teach us a better way to share. For example, if we share our jobs with AI it may have a positive outcome.
2. They could become chemist or scientist, it could be a great way to get more accurate measurements and to solve scientific issues that humans cannot.
B.
1. Because of certain movies and popular belief, robots have been stereotyped as dangerous and untrustworthy. I think that humans feel that if they see something that similar to themselves, it will replace them.
2. They could live among us and be treated equally to humans.
C.
1. They would work for themselves, there would be no need for us to control them. AI would simply live alongside us and make decisions for themselves. Yet, there is an extremely low chance that they would be accepted.
2. No, not until she can fully understand emotions, voting is a very important decision that takes a lot of contemplation and using statistics alone might not have the best outcome. So, I don’t believe Sophia would be ready to vote yet.
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1:A 2:a 3:b 4:b
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What are these answers to? –Mr. L
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1. A
2.C
3.A
4.D
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they can teach us whatever the people taught them
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it won’t let me log in anymore since u changed the code
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Question 1A. If you teach them they can teach you stuff that you taught them when you get old and you can just ask them the question because they will remember and you will still have the knowledge.
Question 2A. If u train them ( IDK if you can train robots or not but let’s go with it) you can train them to lock the doors at night or when you want it to do it.
I’m bout to join zoom meeting but after I’m going to finish it
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Q.A1
They can teach us how much information they are able to hold and use at any moment. They can also motivate us to conduct more experiments and learn how much they are actually able to handle.
Q.A2
The AI could help manage more factories so that people can get jobs that will allow them to rest more and have more times to do activities with their family. Another way the AI may benefit us can be through technology or social media. For example, the AI could be working technology and providing educational information for all ages.
Q.B1
The thought of robots taking over our world would scare some people generally. The reason why I believe people are scared of this type of technology taking over may be because they wouldn’t want AI or robots to see into their live or understand the ways we work.
Q.B2
Humans are able to have a mind of their own without being controlled or even monitored by someone incase they lose control. Robots are generally controlled by people and are generated to say or do whatever someone wishes.
Q.C1
If robots identify themself as a person of there own and don’t wanna be controlled anymore, they will most likely not listen to anyone. I would assume that all of the AI robots or robots that are made, would have a way to connect them all by a shut down button whether it’s on a screen or one a table.
Q.C2
In my opinion, I believe she shouldn’t be able to vote because she isn’t able to have a thought or opinion about someone or something. Everyone should be able to have a opinion about someone and anything but because Sophia isn’t able to have these thought process I don’t think she should be able to vote.
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Question B1. Humans would be scared if they lose control of robots because robots are machines and if you do something wrong to a robot it will go crazy.
Question B2. Robots are designed things that humans create. Humans are unique because God made us in his own image.
Question C1. If robots wanted to work for human the person they wanted to work for would be their boss. We would have to pour water on it and create a new robot that is a working robot.
Question C2. No, because she would try to use robots to vote also.
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Question C1. no one would be their boss because they don’t work for anybody and if you want to gain control over it just reprogram it.
Question C2. No, because she is a robot, and robots should not vote.
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its damarius the anonymous
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question2. over 6,000 years
question3. adam and eve but adam first
question4. 300 cubits long
question5. stars
question6. Giza at 460 feet tall
question7. no
question8. it will come right back to you
question9. peace
question10. JESUS
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1. we can worship him and ars we are made in his image. 2. 4.54 billon years ago. 3. adam and eve 4.longer than a football field. 5.compass point. i will do the other five tomorrow
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My answers to the “Modern man no ape-man” questions
1. The choice to obey or disobey him.
2. The earth is billions of years old
3. Adam
4. Noah’s ark was longer than a football field.
5. The pyramids were aligned with compass points.
6. The pyramid of Giza was the tallest. It was 460 ft tall.
7. I would say no, simply because people in ancient times did not have the resources that modern people have today such as technology, and it took a brilliant person to create technology because now people can use it to create amazing things.
8. It will go far out and then retract back to your hand.
9. Salvation
10. He sent Jesus
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6: the great giza and it was 140 meters high 7: yes 8: it keep going 9; peace 10: his love an jesus
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Mr. Lewis, I’m having trouble making the origami boomerang. Can I possibly do it with you on Friday during the zoom meeting?
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question1. obey and disobey
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Q1. He gave us the option to love and worship God and also to obey him and disobey.
Q2. A billion years old that we can’t have an exact number.
Q3. Adam and Eve.
Q4. Longer than a football field.
Q5. It was lined with the compass points
Q6. The pyramid of Giza was the tallest pyramid and measured was up to 460ft tall.
Q7. No.
Q8. It would come back towards you and if you didn’t catch it well..oh well.
Q9. Peace with God.
Q10. Jesus.
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1.it mean growth or turning movement of a biological organism, and tropos mean the way. 2.geotropism means the growth of the parts of plants with respect to the force of gravity. 3. phototropism means the orientation of a plant or other organism in response to light. 4. It goes closer to the engary of light so it would be phototropsm.5. food,water,light,nutrients.
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1. Tropism is when plants are drawn to their essential needs, which are sunlight and water. The Greek word tropos means turning.
2. Geotrophism is when plants can sense the pull of gravity upon them and they move in that direction. The stem of a plant will move up toward the direction of the sunlight to grow and will direct the roots to grow down.
3. Phototropism is when plants bend towards the sunlight, some of the leaves that are bent towards the sunlight will grow so that they can bend the other leaves towards the sunlight.
4. Due to phototropism, leaves grow flat to gain the most sunlight. The leaves grow faster on the edges than the middles to sustain this growth.
5. As humans, we get energy from sleeping, eating, exercise, and essential vitamins such as vitamin A, C, and D.
6. Plants go through photosynthesis to store up energy from the sun.
7. The hydrogen and oxygen from the water molecules can combine with the carbon dioxide to form starches and sugars, which give us energy, such as from fruits and potatoes.
8. No, plants have very important roles on this earth from keeping us healthy and nourished to providing more oxygen need for us to breathe. God designed the world with everything we needed to survive, so life without his detailed design would cease to exist.
9. We need a relationship with Jesus.
10. In John 8:12 Jesus says that he is the light of the world and whoever follows him won’t walk in darkness but in light with him.
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question 1. the amazing display of god design in nature
question 2. turning
question 3. when a root grows in the direction of the pull
question 4. it wouldn’t get as much sun, phototropism
question 5. food, plants, sunlight, water
question 6. photosynthesis from sunlight
question 7. oxygen, molecule, starch, sugars
question 8. no
question 9. jesus
question 10. jesus said he is the light of the world
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1. Tropism is when the plant is attracted to the water and sun. Tropos means turning in Greek.
2. Geotropism- when the plant can sense the pull placed upon it’s due to gravity and will direct root growth in the direction of that pull.
3. Phototropism- when the light falls upon one side of the shoot, the other side will grow faster to bend the leaves towards the light.
4. Leaves grow flat so that they can actually be able to get sunlight. If they were curved, the whole leaf wouldn’t be able to access the sunlight because half of it would be in the shade. Phototropism.
5. Food gives us life just like water, rest, and exercise
6. Plants go through photosynthesis to store up energy from the sun.
7. The hydrogen and oxygen from the water molecules can combine with the carbon dioxide to form starches and sugars which give us energy such as from fruits and potatoes.
8. No.
9. We need to have a personal relationship with Jesus.
10. Jesus says that he is the light of the world and whoever follows him won’t walk in darkness but in light with him
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Question1. False
Question2. True
Question3. False it took god six days but then he rested on the 7 day
Question4. False, In the beginning, God created heaven and earth and then created light and separated the light from the darkness and called light morning and darkness night.
Question5. False God said the light was good
Question6. because everything has to have a creator
Question7. no bc the fire has to be a big fire and people would be scared and put it out at a little fire
Question8. he made it right the first try
Question9. God is eternal, sin
Question10.about 6000 years ago
Question11. true story
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God’s creating power questions
True or false
1.True
2.True
3. False, God took the 7th day to rest and enjoy his creation, he completed creation in 6 days.
4. False, God created time, space, matter, and energy but he did not create electricity on Day 1.
5. False, God said that “the light was good” which meant that it was perfect for God’s creation.
Short answer
5. Because nothing can exist without being brought into existence. If a house is not built by someone it will not exist.
6. No, an explosion cannot create anything. An explosion causes destruction and destruction cannot produce life or any other material.
7. God made everything right the first time, everything God created was perfect he did not make a mistake or need to practice.
8. God is eternal, so he has always existed he was never created. Everything has a creator except God.
9. 6,000 years ago.
10. It is a record of what actually happened, it is life.
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Dark and light\ day and night experiment questions
1. The front of the ball is daytime when the flashlight faces it and the back of the ball is nighttime when the darkness surrounds.
2. One complete rotation makes a whole day.
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1.True
2.True
3.True
4.False
5.False
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1.true
2.true
3. I would say false because in the bible it says that he rested on the seventh day.
4. God made space,matter, and energy.
5. It’s mentioned in the Bible that God said light was Good.
5. Because a house has to be made by someone so it can be sturdy.
6. No because an explosion would only damage stuff.
7.He made it the first try
8. God was always alive and eternal and he doesn’t need a creator.
9.6,000
10. It is a written account of someone who God told to write down as proof.
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