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Science-Fiction Formative Assessment
Story: "All Summer in a Day" by Ray Bradbury
Directions: You may choose to write in response to one or more of the following standards. Your response should be well-organized, insightful, and should thoroughly convince me that you understand the concept. You may organize your responses in journal format if you would like to.
1.4.4: Figurative Language: Find three examples of figurative language in your book (imagery, metaphor, etc.). Refer to your literary terms glossary for help. Explain what this sentence/passage means and what is being compared.
2.1.3: Characterization: Select a passage that tells something interesting or revealing about the personality and/or physical appearance of one character in your book. Copy it down. Then answer the following questions:
1. How does the author describe the character?
2. How do these characteristics affect the outcome of the story?
2.1.5: Setting: Select a passage that describes the setting of your book. Copy it down. Then answer the following question:
1. How does this setting affect the mood and tone of this scene in the story or the story itself?
1.6.7: Comprehension: Write a one-paragraph summary of the events in the story. Your paragraph(s) should include at least 5 facts.
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