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Text Dependent Questions Code Orange Text Dependent Questions

Chapter 1 Copy the question in your response journal Chapter 1 Copy the question in your response journal. Then answer using evidence from the text. What do you know about Mitty’s personality? What words does the author use to show you?

What is different between life in NYC and life in Greenwood, IN? Chapter 2 Copy the question in your response journal. Then answer using evidence from the text. What is different between life in NYC and life in Greenwood, IN?

From what point of view is this story being told? How do you know? Chapter 3 Copy the question in your response journal. Then answer using evidence from the text. From what point of view is this story being told? How do you know?

Chapter 4 Copy the question in your response journal Chapter 4 Copy the question in your response journal. Then answer using evidence from the text. Describe how Edward Jenner developed the first vaccine. How does this affect your life today?

Chapter 5 Copy the question in your response journal Chapter 5 Copy the question in your response journal. Then answer using evidence from the text. “My uncle is a tropical disease researcher, of course,” said Nate with the prim little smile of the successful student, “and he’s very very very close friends with the premier researcher on Lassa fever” (Cooney 56). Which character traits are revealed about Nate through his dialogue? Choose all that apply. smug successful lazy pretentious loud Highlight (or underline) a specific word or phrase that best proves your answer to question #1.

Chapter 6 Copy the question in your response journal Chapter 6 Copy the question in your response journal. Then answer using evidence from the text. Give Mitty a letter grade for his paraphrasing ability. Justify your answer.