John White and Roanoke

John White and Roanoke - 5th

#59 How does the perspective, or point of view, of Brendan Wolfe seem different from that of John White?

ANSWER

#53- In "John whites narrative," how does White elaborate on what he found in the tree?

The key words are elaborate which means describe.

We found it in his narrative in paragraph 2 and sentence 2.

#50

#55

which of the following claims is BEST supported by evidence in the passage ''John White and Roanoke''?

STRATEGY

Perspective= outlook/ view point, different = unlike = Venn diagram

ANSWER

We got D-

Wolfe's perspective seems more realistic.

Which words from "John White's Narrative" Best reveal White's attitude by the end of the narrative?

STRATEGY

Best=2 right answers (A-B)

STRATEGY

Key word strategy

Went to the selection and tried to find what he found carved in the tree.

A-is wrong because it talks about Manteo because it does not talk about him in the passage.

C-It does not talk about what is on the tree or what the question asks.

D-That does not even make sense and that only talks about what route he took not what he found carved in the tree.

STRATEGY

Claims-Though or an idea(positive or negative) Supported by evidence-

ANSWER

A-trying to trick me/Doesn't state why he went to Dasemunkepuc.

ANSWER

B-Sounds like a legend C-Did not say everyone knew about it.

NO evidence

A- neutral - NO

B- negative- Yes

C- positive- No

D- neutral- No

best-last 2 choices

end-last 2 paragraphs

attitude-tone (+) or (-)

#57

#49

ANSWER

Based on information in ''John White's Narrative'' what does White belive about the colonists?

went between C and B.

C-he wanted to go but didn't want to leave family.

B- he didn't want to leave his best friend.

went with C because family is more important.

In "John White and Roanoke" the author develops the point of view

STRATEGY

ANSWER

Believe=tone-How you feel about something

went between A and B

A-didn't have why

B- had who+what and had How + why

#48 White assumed he would next sail to Croatoan, where he hoped to be reunited with his family and the other colonists.

What does the word reunited mean as used in the sentence

#58

ANSWER

Point of view = second person

best=two answers to choose between

STRATEGY

#52

And as we entered up the sandy bank we came upon a tree, in the very brow thereof were curiously carved these fair Roman letters, CRO.

What does the word "curiously" suggest in this sentence?

*highlight first sentence in all the answer choices.

*find out which answer choice includes who+what and how + why.

ANSWER

A -break into pieces antonym. B- away. C-joined and again. D-Alone and again.

STRATEGY

prefix= re-again

uni=one

combine= become one again

STRATEGY

ANSWER

word relationships that connect to the vocab word

A- recognize -No

B- similar- No

C- carefully- No

D- unusual- Yes

ANSWER

Look at 1st reading selection

Look in 1st paragraph

Text Evidence:

sentences 4 and 5

#46- According to "John White and Roanoke", which of the following best illustrates John White's personality when he first came to Roanoke?

ANSWER

STRATEGY

best= 2 right answers

illustrates: imagery (high level adjectives that paint a picture for the reader)

first=1st or 2nd paragraph

#51- Which of the following details is important enough to be included in a summary of "John White and Roanoke?"

First of all the question mentions about his daughter and granddaughter that's why B and A are incorrect because both do not have to do with anything with what the question is stating.

#47 Read these sentences from "John White and Roanoke".Then five days later, whites daughter, Eleanor,gave birth to a daughter.Virginia, as she was called, was the English baby born in America.How do these sentences help the reader better understand Whites role in this historical episode?

ANSWER

PK you can have word connection because it connects to rust on a bike

and eaten through is a metaphor for how the armor is broken down with rust and how it has holes

A- polished no

b- eroded armor

C- nothing to do with animals

D- cut

STRATEGY

Key words- summary &

we have to highlight the main idea and look for the what, who, why, how for the answer

#56

In the last paragraph of "John White's Narrative," what does White believe about the colonists?

ANSWER

A-

B- painting not important

C- no

D- birthday not important

STRATEGY

Contribute:Better Understand/adds to it

Best: we were stuck between 2 different answers

Looked into the sentence given and underlined First English baby born in America.

Support the idea: that he loves his family to the point that he was willing to sail to Croatian in treacherous waters even know the captains previous crew drowned to death. And also he cared more for his granddaughter and daughter since his granddaughter was the first English baby born Roanoke.

ANSWER

#54- What does the word ''token'' relate to as used in this sentence?

We found it in his narrative in paragraph 2 and sentence 3.

STRATEGY

Do not go back to the text because of "quotation marks" and word connection

ANSWER

C

stuck between D and chose C as the better answer because the colonist could not have told him they would carve a symbol on a tree.

#60

STRATEGY

They already had part of the passage in the question so I did not have to go back to the passage.

Key word strategy

A-is wrong because token does not relate to a spy

B-Its not the right terminology

C- a coin is a token but it is not the correct terminology and there is no text evidence for coin.

What information does the reader learn from "John White's Narrative" that is not mentioned in John white and Roanoke.

STRATEGY

When the phrase Not mentioned was stated a Venn diagram popped in my head.

Supports the idea- that which answer choices are found in the passage and then crossed those answer choice because the question is asking which answer choice is NOT mentioned.

and I also asked myself what was the question wanting from me because when it said was not mentioned in the passage, so I thought what was not mentioned in both passages so i went back in the passage.