Journey’s SC �The Many faces of rolling hills�L28 – Q&A �Week 15�R&A
Taipei in the 1900s vs. Now
Texas: Two Hundred Years Ago…
The Many Faces of Rolling Hills
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He thought it was great.
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Fact – “My aunt moved to Rolling Hills three months ago.”
Opinion – “It’s a great place to live.”
Pg. 276
The land was a farm before the houses in the Rolling Hills neighborhood were built.
Pg. 277
It states an opinion because it can’t be proven.
Pg. 278
It was a forest. There was no farmland, park or city.
Pg. 279
“The Indians hunted in the forest and fished in the streams.”
The words “probably” and “most likely” in the other sentences make them opinions.
Pg. 280
He learns that most places we know today were once natural and rural. They were untouched by humans.
Look back and respond
1. The author enjoys studying local history.
2. The old building that looked out of place in the new neighborhood.
3. Today, there is a town. Two hundred years ago it was just a forest.
4. He can find more information at the local library about the history of the town.
Taiwan in the past