Mr.Kochis–7thGradeReading

1/8/18-Day5

ATB:WordoftheDay

Copythedefinitionofthewordbelowandanswerthemultiple

choicequestion.

abscond \ab-ˈskänd, əb-\ verb: run away; usually includes taking something or somebody along

The opposite of abscond is: A. strike back B. default on C. opt out D. stay put https://nyti.ms/2E0C4VO

Activities:1.VocabularyUnit4DefinitionQuizKahoot–Test

Tuesday1/9/18

2.Unit4VocabularyWorksheetsandSlake’sLimboChapter6-8QuestionsandAlphaboxes–QuizWednesday1/11/18Obj.1.DefineUnit4Vocabularywords.

2.Listsynonymandantonymsforunfamiliarwords.

Mr. Kochis-7th Grade Reading 1/9/18 Day 1 ATB: What’s Going On in This Picture?

Type 1: After looking closely at the image above, answer the three questions below in one paragraph. 1. What is going on in this picture?

2. What do you see that makes you say that? 3. What more can you find?

https://nyti.ms/2FdHEp7 Activities:1.Unit4VocabularyTest

2.CompleteSlake’sLimboChapters6-8AlphaboxesandChapter

Questions.QuizWednesday1/10(buoyancy,adhesive,cadged,palpable,festooned)3. Read Chapter 9 in Slakes Limbo Obj. 1. Describe the relationship between Slake and the waitress in the luncheonette. 2.Predict what will happen between Willis Joe and Aremis Slake.

AlphaBoxes Slakes Limbo – Chapters ________

List vocabulary words that you find in the story in the assigned chapters. Identify a synonym and antonym for

each word.

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Chapters 6-8 Questions:

1. Who were Slake’s two regular customers? � 2. Why did Slake at first feel uneasy about the man with a turban? What happened to change Slake’s mind

about him? � 3. In “On Another Track,” why had Australia become “farther away than it used to be” to Willis Joe? � 4. What use did Slake make of his collection of junk to improve his vision? � 5. What business proposition did the manager of the coffee shop offer Slake? � 6. Why did Slake no longer need to spend his money on food? What did he spent it on instead? � 7. What hobby did Slake pursue? � 8. Why do you think the author did not give names to the three important people in Slake’s life—the

cleaning lady, the man with a turban, or the waitress? � 9. Why do you think that Slake collected so many objects? � 10. Do you think that Slake and Willis Joe will ever “cross tracks”? If so, what do you think might

bring them together? �

Chapters 9-11 Questions: 1. Why did Slake’s eyes tear when he threw a crumb to the rat? � 2. In “On Another Track,” what did the people in the subway begin to resemble to Willis Joe? Why? � 3. Why didn’t Slake fear the subway blackout? � 4. When did Slake realize that he lacked a cause? � 5. What did the green sky that Slake spray-painted on his walls signify? � 6. In “On Another Track,” why was Willis Joe “on the edge”? � 7. Why do you think Slake spray-painted the message “Save Aramis Slake” on his walls? �

8. Consider what was happening separately to Slake’s track and to Willis Joe’s track. Which of these two persons was more in touch with reality? �

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1/10/18 - Day 2 ATB: Country of the Week – Columbia Answer the multiple choice questions. When you are done check your answers with the link below. 1. Identify where Columbia would be on the map below.

2. Culture

____________, Colombia's capital, exudes vitality and verve. Visitors will stumble upon streets filled with hip new shops and chef-driven restaurants and the city’s abundant colonial architecture, along with its eye-catching murals and colorful graffiti.

A. Caracas B. Bogotá C. Havana D. Santiago

3. Geography

With infrastructure projects that are bringing architecturally exciting libraries and parks to impoverished neighborhoods, and creative methods of transportation, ____________ , Colombia's second city, is one of the most progressive cities in Latin America.

A. Guadalajara B. Cochabamba C. Medellín D. Guayaquil

4. History

Colombia’s government and the largest rebel group in the country reached a deal in November 2016 to end more than ____________ of conflict, paving the way for an end to the longest-running war in the Americas.

A. two years B. five years C. 15 years D. 50 years

5. Music

Two kinds of dancers pack the _________________ clubs of Cali, Colombia. There are the purists, who like to keep their footwork on the ground. Then there are the more daring — typically younger — provocateurs, who incorporate demanding tricks and lifts frowned upon by traditionalists.

A. tango B. kabuki C. samba D. salsa https://nyti.ms/2EmijIb

Activities: 1.SlakesLimboChapters6-8KahootQuiz2.ReadSlake’sLimbochapters9-10andcompleteQuestionsandAlphaboxes.Obj.1.Writeasummaryforchapters9-10inSlake’sLimbo.2.Interprettheclimaxinastory.

Mr.Kochis-7thGradeReading1/11/18-Day3ATB:What’sGoingOninThisGraph?

Type 1: After looking closely at the image above, answer the three questions below. • What do you notice? Share what you are noticing and what this may imply. • What do you wonder? Where could you find the answers to what you wonder? • What’s going on in this graph? Use what you notice. What can you infer from this graph beyond what it shows directly? What’s the deeper story that comes from this graph? https://nyti.ms/2l5pIao Activities:1.ReadSlake’sLimbochapters9-11andcompleteQuestionsandAlphaboxes-QuizFriday1/12.roiling,emaciated,mélange,negligence2.Slake’sLimboSubwayActivity(SeeActivitySheetBelow)Obj.1.Interpretwhatagraphiscommunicating.2.InterpretamapoftheNewYorkCitySubwaysystem.

New York City Subway Activity Use the map at the link below to answer the following questions. http://www.columbia.edu/~brennan/subway/SubDia.pdf 1. What color is the Seventh Avenue Line? (Hint: use the key in the upper left hand

corner of the map.)

2. How many New York City Subway Lines are there? (Include shuttles in your total.

Hint: use the key in the upper left hand corner of the map.)

3. What Line runs North to South through Grand Central Station?

4. Which Subway Lines don’t run through the former site of the World Trade Center?

5. From Grand Central Station what line would you take to get to Penn Station?

6. Which Subway Line runs furthest East on the map?

7. Which Subway Line runs furthest North on the map?

8. Which Subway Line runs furthest South on the map?

9. Which Subway Line runs furthest West on the map?

10. If you were on 81st Street at the Museum of Natural History and wanted to get to the

South Ferry what subway lines would you be able to take without having to leave

underground to get there?

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This diagram was designed by Joseph Brennan in 2010. It was based on an original diagram first published on the web in 1995.

More information: http://www.columbia.edu/~brennan/subway

The diagram is a exercise in design. It is copyright by the author. Itis not available for commercial use.

For travel please see the official web sites of the transit operators,to make sure you have the latest accurate information about routesand services.

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TRAINBOWCRAFT AMUSEMENT PARK

TRAINADVENTURER’S PARK

PLAYLAND EXPRESSPLAYLAND

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EAST RIVER FERRY(Pier 11 to 34th St)

Mr.Kochis–7thGradeReading1/12/18Day4ATB:PicturePrompt?

Type 2: Write a topic sentence with T “T,”ART for a literary work inspired by the photo above. Pretend you are the author. https://nyti.ms/2Ezp7SO Activities:1.Slake’sLimboChapters9-11KahootQuiz2.Slake’sLimboSubwayActivity(SeeActivityfrom1/11)Obj.1.PredictwhatwillhappenattheendofthenovelSlakesLimbo.2.InterpretamapoftheNewYorkCitySubwaysystem.