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Today's questions are:
1. Reading Comprehension.
2. Pronoun / Antecedent
3. Short Answer - Respond with at least two complete sentences for full credit.
An antecedent is the noun that a pronoun replaces or refers to.
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(p. 1) Titus says, "I tried them on."
The antecedent for the pronoun "them" is:
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memories.
messages.
responses.
clothes.
(p. 1) Titus "couldn't move" his legs, because:
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they were in mal.
his feed was not working.
his legs were injured.
he was experiencing events as if he were Violet.
(p. 2) Nina is:
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Violets's FeedTech customer assistance rep.
Titus's FeedTech customer assistance rep.
A DVS Superpharmacy rep.
Violet's father's assistant.
(p. 2) Titus says, "We were lying there, and we couldn't move them."
The antecedent for the pronoun "them" is:
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feeds.
heads.
bodies.
legs.
(p. 3) The corporate investors ask, "What's doing with this?"
The antecedent for the pronoun "this" is:
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Violet's feed malfunction.
Violet's shopping behavior.
Titus's feed malfunction.
Titus's shopping behavior.
(p. 3) This page ends with, "I've got a galaxy of super products we can try together!"
The antecedents for the pronoun "we" are:
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Violet and Titus.
Violet and Nina.
Quendy and Violet.
Titus and Quendy.
(p. 4) Violet clips her memory right when she is:
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waiting for her father.
waiting for Titus.
waiting for Godot.
waiting for Guffman.
Short Answer - Page 5
Why do you think Violet is listening to requiems and reading about funeral rites? How does this behavior foreshadow future events? Explain.
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(p. 6) Titus says, "She was sending them every few minutes."
The antecedent for the pronoun "them" is:
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Violet.
minutes.
memories.
Titus.
(p. 6) Violet says, "Some day, I might want you to tell it back to me."
The antecedent for the pronoun "it" is:
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some.
day.
I.
everything.
(p. 7) Titus says, "They just bled."
The antecedent for the pronoun "they" is:
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lesions.
cuts.
wounds.
stories.
(p. 7) Titus says, " . . . posters would appear, but I shut them off."
The antecedent for the pronoun "them" is most probably:
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ideas.
walls.
memories.
stories.
(p. 9) Titus says, "He was directing these like blasts . . . ."
The antecedent for the pronoun "He" is:
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My dad.
Chuckie
Titus
Smell Factor
(p. 10) Titus says, "I heard her say, 'You can just go up. He's probably asleep.'"
The antecedent for the pronoun "You" is:
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Violet
Titus
Mom
Dad
Short Answer - Page 11
Describe the lie that Titus has told Violet. Why did he lie? What do you think will be the results of this lie?
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(p. 12) Violet's tone at the end of this page expresses:
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sorrow and joy.
excitement and openness.
accomplishment and dread.
anger and disbelief.
(p. 13) Violet says, "It'll be fun."
The antecedent for the pronoun "it" is:
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in this sentence.
in the previous sentence.
in the previous paragraph.
in the previous page.
Short Answer - Page 13
What does Titus say "Okay" to? Why do you think he says "Okay"?
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(p. 14) In the phrase, "he would birth meg cow if he found out,"
the antecedent for the pronoun "he" is:
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Titus.
Titus's father.
Violet's father.
Smell Factor.
(p. 15) In the phrase, "I liked THEM. She figured it out,"
the antecedent for the pronoun "them" is:
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feeds.
things.
requiem masses.
demographics.
(p. 15) In the phrase, "I liked them. SHE figured it out,"
the antecedent for the pronoun "She" is:
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Violet.
Quendy.
Calista.
Nina.
(p. 16) Exit Ticket 1 - Short Answer
Explain why it is so difficult to figure out the antecedent without reading the entire passage. How well do you think readers will do on today's classwork if they only skim the text looking for the answer. Why?
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(p. 16) Exit Ticket 2 - Short Answer
Your Prediction: What do you think will happen in the next part of the story? Why? What plot events were foreshadowed in today's section?
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