12. Open-Ended Questions What is the difference between an adjective and an adverb? What is an adjective? Closed How do adjectives help writers clarify meaning? What is an example of an adjective? Open Higher Lower
13. Open-Ended Questions What is an adjective? What is the difference between an adjective and an adverb? Closed How do adjectives help writers clarify meaning? What is an example of an adjective? Open Higher Lower
14. Open-ended Questions What is the difference between an adjective and an adverb? What is an adjective? Closed How do adjectives help writers clarify meaning? What is an example of an adjective? Open Higher Lower
15. Open-Ended Questions What is an example of an adjective? What is the difference between an adjective and an adverb? What is an adjective? Closed How do adjectives help writers clarify meaning? Open Higher Lower
16. Open-Ended Questions How do adjectives help writers clarify meaning? What is the difference between an adjective and an adverb? What is an adjective? Closed What is an example of an adjective? Open Higher Lower
Ask teachers the following questions (or others of your choosing): In what decade is this painting set? (1950’s) How do you know? (architecture, diner, coffee urns, famous people: [l to r] James Dean, Humphrey Bogart, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley) Is this a safe or unsafe neighborhood? (evidence available for both) How do you know? (safe: clean, quiet streets; unsafe: empty storefronts and windows, isolated)
Ask the following questions (or others of your choosing): Where was this photograph taken? (northern coast of Turkey, but DON”T TELL UNTIL THE END!...most folks say Italy or Greece) How do you know? (mountains near coastline, red tile roofs) What season is it in the photograph? (I have no idea…it’s more about making inferences) How do you know?
Ask the following questions (or others of your choosing): Is this a celebratory or violent occasion? (Celebratory: Indian rite of spring….colored paint used to symbolize the coming colors of the growing season….again, don’t tell until the inferences have been shared) How do you know? (listen to answers given)