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Thinking “I Can” to what “They Must” in

Smarter Balanced Assessment ( )

READING Claim # 1 – Students can read closely and critically to comprehend a range of increasingly complex literary and informational texts. LANGUAGE Claim #5 - Students can use oral and written language skillfully across a range of literacy tasks. Title of Performance Task: Reading to Understand and Learn: On Individual Responsibility Grade Level: 8 · Students read literary passages and an informational article about an oil spill · Students answer selected response questions related to each passage and open-ended questions that relate to the theme of individual responsibility across multiple texts.

Conventional Multiple Choice 1. In “Meditation XVII,” which phrase best supports the idea that all people are connected? A. “If a clod be washed away by the sea” B. “Europe is the less” C. “As well as if a manor of thy friend’s” D. “Any man’s death diminishes me”*

Short Constructed Response 2. Below is information from the passage, “The Meditations.” Organize the information by moving each phrase from the passage into the proper section of the table: central idea, supporting details, and a comparison used to make a point. It was Zeus who framed society, When a man separates himself from his neighbor, he becomes cut off from society. Branches grow first on a tree, just as people grow first in society. Often separation from society and others occurs. Central Idea Supporting detail Comparison used to make a point

Multiple Selected Response 3. Compassion is defined as: sympathy for the suffering of others, often including a desire to help. In paragraph 4 of “Compassion and the World,” H.H. the Fourteenth Dalai Lama states that the “key to a happier and more successful world is the growth of compassion.” Click which actions from the passage are examples of “growth of compassion.” Having a need for love Viewing others as a brother or sister Meeting a new face Dressing differently than others Treating others as an old friend Lacking a specific ideology

Constructed Response 6. The author of “Meditation XVII” and the author of “The Meditations” suggest that each individual is an import part of society. Show how this idea is developed in those passages and also illustrated in the article “To the Rescue of Birds in Oil Spill: A Fifth Grader.” Use evidence from the passages to support your response.

WRITING Claim # 2 - Students can produce effective writing for a range of purposes and audiences. LANGUAGE Claim #5 - Students can use oral and written language skillfully across a range of literacy tasks. Title of Performance Task: Investigating Sharks Grade Level: 4 Task Summary: This task is to be completed over two phases. Phase 1, students prepare for writing by reading source materials and prewriting/planning activities. Prewriting/planning involves writing notes in graphic organizers. (Optional: students may access Internet for more information about two sharks.) Students use fact sheets to decide on a opinion as well as explore supporting and opposing reasons. [After phase 1, students will be given a break.] In phase 2, students write an opinion piece to present their choice and the reasons for it.