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Amelia and Eleanor. Unit 5 Week 3 Kristi Goggans. Genre – Historical Fiction. Historical fiction is set in the past. The characters may be based on real people who lived at that time. Eleanor Roosevelt. Amelia Earhart. Vocabulary Strategy –Context Clues. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Amelia and Eleanor
Unit 5 Week 3Kristi Goggans
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Genre – Historical FictionHistorical fiction is set in the past. The characters may be based on real people who lived at that time.
Amelia Earhart
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Vocabulary Strategy –Context CluesSometimes you can use context clues
– the words and sentences around an unknown word – to help you figure out the meaning of the word.
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Comprehension Skill - SequenceSequence means the order in which things happen.Look for clue words that signal sequence, such as
first, next, then, and last.Pay attention to dates and times the author gives youNotice that some events happen simultaneously, or
at the same time.
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Comprehension Strategy – Story Structure
Good readers use the structure of an article or a story to help them understand what they are reading.
Making a time line of what you are reading is a good strategy to help you understand.
Study any illustrations to help you understand the sequence of the story.
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VocabularyAviatorBrisk
CockpitDaringElegant
OutspokenSolo
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OutspokenDirect; not reserved
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DaringBold; fearless; courageous
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AviatorPerson who flies an aircraft; airplane pilot
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SoloAlone; without another person
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CockpitArea for the pilot; place where the pilot sits in a plane
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BriskChilly
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ElegantStylish; Having or showing good taste
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Amelia flew and Eleanor drove because it --
Was the practical thing to doMade them seem more daringMade them feel independent
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Before Amelia attended the dinner at the White House, she -Taught Eleanor to flyFlew over the Atlantic OceanBought a new car for the President
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The author probably wrote this story to --To explain how to fly a twin-motor
airplane at nightTo describe the lifestyle of the
President and his wifeTell about a friendship between two
famous women
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From information in the story, you can conclude that Amelia and Eleanor --Already knew each other before the
dinner partyHad only read about each other in
the newspaperWere childhood friends that had grew
up together
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What can you tell about Eleanor from her decision to fly to Baltimore?She loved flying more than anything
else.She conquered her fear of flying.She trusted Amelia’s skills as a pilot.
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Why did a reporter ask Eleanor if she had felt safe during the flight?It was unusual for a woman to be pilotShe had never been on an airplane beforeNo one had ever flown at night before
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The job the Secret Service men had was to --To prepare the meal for the partyTo answer questions from reportersTo make sure Eleanor was safe
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Why did Amelia and Eleanor go for a car ride before dessert?Amelia had never been in a fast car in her
lifeThey wanted to compare a plane ride and a
car ride immediatelyThe dinner’s main course was finished, but
the dessert hadn’t been made yet
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When Amelia and Eleanor returned from their flight, the reporters were waiting because they knew the women had --Done something unusualManaged to avoid them earlierCrash landed the airplane
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Why did Amelia turn off the lights in the plane? She did not want the lights to interfere with the view of the night sky and the ground below.
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In what way were Amelia and Eleanor alike that made them different from most other women during this time period?
They liked to do things that most other women thought were too dangerous.
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Which two events in the story were the most exciting for Amelia and Eleanor?The two most exciting events were
the plane ride and the car ride.