1.5 Day 2

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1.5

Day 2

p. 81- What does the text say about Nelson Mandela’s family?

p. 81- If Nelson Mandela’s brothers and sisters did not have the opportunity to go to school, they must have lived....

What does the text tell us about Nelson Mandela’s teacher?

Since they would not call him by his family name, do you think they had respect for his heritage and customs?

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Nelson becomes a lawyer.

Nelson Mandela attends school in Johannesburg.

The government enforces apartheid. 

Nelson Mandela leaves home and goes to school.

p.82- The text says “the settlers’ weapons were stronger and breathed fire” what inference can you make as to what weapon this is?

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Nelson Mandela goes underground to avoid arrest.

Nelson Mandela organizes rallies to protest apartheid. 

Nelson Mandela is arrested and jailed. 

Nelson Mandela marries Winnie and has children.

Which one of these sentences describes apartheid?

1. Africans and Europeans were forced to go to separate places
2. Europeans explored and colonized parts of Africa

Which one of these two sentences explains what underground means?

1. Some enslaved people were able to escape by hiding in homes and sneaking onto trains.
2. For thousands of years, many parts of the world were rules by kings and queens.

Which one of these two sentences describes something that needs to be cleansed?

1. Rashid baked the cake for five more minutes.
2. Jessica’s hands were filthy after she worked outside all day.

Which of these two sentences describes two people working in harmony?

1. Frida and her sister created signs for the school name sale.
2. Brett and Sam could not agree on what kind of bread to bake.

Which one of these two sentences mentions something you must brace yourself for?

1. Kim kicked the soccer ball right toward me.
2. Jake kicked the soccer ball gently across the field.

Which one of these two sentences describes people who are comrades?

1. Liza saw a new boy in her neighbor’s back yard.
2. Beth and Tara have been best friends for two years.

Which one of these two sentences describes a rally?

1. The football team gathered on the field before the game.
2. Hundreds of people gathered with signs in the town square.

Which one of these two sentences describes a rally?

1. The football team gathered on the field before the game.
2. Hundreds of people gathered with signs in the town square.

Which one of these two sentences describes something that is bountiful?

1. After the blossoms froze, the tree failed to produce any peaches.
2. The field was full of colorful wildflowers.

Which one of these two sentences describes someone wearing a disguise?

1. I did not recognize you in that mask!
2. Scott wore a hat and gloves out in the cold.

Which one of these two sentences describes fertile land?

1. The hill was covered with thick green grass.
2. The scorpion dug into the sandy desert soil.

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
The boy ran.
___ ran.

1. You
2. He
3. She
4. It

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
Mary was late.
____ was late.

1. We
2. He
3. She
4. It

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
The truck is blue.
_____ is blue.

1. We
2. He
3. She
4. It

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
Mrs. White yelled.
_____ yelled.

1. We
2. He
3. She
4. It

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
John frowned.
____ frowned.

1. We
2. He
3. She
4. It

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
Tom and I jogged.
____ jogged.

1. We
2. He
3. She
4. It

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
The bug crawled.
_____ crawled.

1. We
2. He
3. She
4. It

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
Jake went swimming.
____ went swimming.

1. We
2. He
3. She
4. It

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
My mother and I cleaned house.
_____ cleaned house.

1. We
2. He
3. She
4. It

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
Mr. and Mrs. Green live here.
____ live here.

1. My
2. They
3. She
4. It

Replace the subject with a pronoun.
My teeth are clean.
_______ are clean.

1. My
2. They
3. She
4. It