1. Simplexity

2. Simplexity Vocabulary
IN. 110
Test p. 135
Write the definition, synonym, and an original sentence for each of the following words:
Chaotically
Reallocate
Turbulence
Proximity
Propagate

3. Simplexity Reading Questions
IN p. 111
Text p
Answer the following questions in full sentences, using evidence from the text to support your answers!
In paragraph 1, identify the thesis and quote it from you text.
In lines 41-50, the author uses a chain of cause-and-effect relationships to explain how to control the flow of people exiting a building. Identify this cause-and-effect relationship.
How can creating chaos with an obstacle and thus reallocating people’s energy be helpful during an evacuation?
Identify two cause-and-effect relationships in lines Cite them from the text!
In lines , what does the term, “pure speed” mean?
Identify two cause-and-effect relationships in lines that resulted in the announcement.
In lines , cite one factor that would propagate a delay in the stream of evacuees.
Why is the story called “Simplexity”? Explain your reasoning.

4. Simplexity analyzing the text
Simplexity performance task
IN p. 112
Text p. 134
Answer questions 1-6 in complete sentences, using evidence from the text to support your answers.
IN p. 113
Text p. 134
Complete the Performance Task in your notebook. Please cite evidence from the text to support your analysis.

5. Simplexity Test Turn in your notebook and homework
Collect a manilla folder and a sheet of loose leaf paper.
Your desk area should be clear of everything except your testing materials.
Title your page as “Simplexity” Summative and fill out the rest of the header.
DO NOT WRITE ON MY COPY OF THE TEST!
You have the first ten minutes of class to STUDY!
Turn in your answer sheet and my blue copy of the test to the back table.
If you have extra time, work silently on missing assignments.
Good Luck!