CSET 1 Book & Love

Question on California and Gold Rush. Asks which number on map the Gold Rush became found.

#2 area close to Sacramento

Passage about kids learning syntax

"it's innate to them" meaning it comes natural

Ask to read 4 acts and determine which one is most accurate regarding The silk road and Mediterranean sea trade. This question gave four groups that used the silk road for trade and ask which one used the silk road first and why.

(Not exact wording, China was an option, but trading gold, silver and spices wasn't the other part of it). All you need to know is China because it's in a chart)

Reason for Mexican American War?

-Manifest destiny OR -IF ABOVE IS NOT AN OPTION THEN... Boundary and border land disputes between Mexico and the United states. Don't remember clearly

Question about what a first-grade student would say when the teacher says "When the cat's away, the mice come out and play"

-The mice come out when the cat's gone

One question said which suffix changes the category (I think mine said meaning) of a word

-ment,

One question about formal capitalization was about a trip to Washington DC, which is correct?

...Senator Hodger... the Capitol

Question about which order of sentences is coherently structured

3,1,4,2 -

What did the Europeans ask the male Indians to do that showed they did not understand the Indians gender roles?

A. Plant and crop Harvest wood trap small prey handle animal waste/resources (cant remember the word)

Why did enslaved African Americans use Christianity as a tool of resistance?

Admonition for the humane Treatment**answers were related to the bible (admonition, dehumanization etc)

A writing describing a woman, Deborah, a former soldier and now a farmer's wife, and her life, husband had to do the work and she still longs to look over the hills and travel. What kind of writing is it?

Biographical sketch

Scientific development in China is due to: Question had you read an excerpt of reaching self actualization and which religion it was .

Buddhism and self-actualization

Which website talks about smoking diseases? This question was different though, what website would you go to for OR A question about cellphones and radiation.

CDC.gov for smoking FDA.gov/radiation

CR Name three geographical features that led to the growth of California and name the most influential of the 3, which they wanted for the period from pre- Columbian through the year 1848.

Central Valley Lowland region that extends through central CA from the cascade mountains to the tehachapi mountains. 450 mile long stretch that is bounded by the pacific coast range and the Sierra Nevadas. Has a hot Mediterranean climate in the north, and the southerly parts of the region are dry and categorized as desert. Agriculture is the primary industry in much of the Central Valley, with its irrigated valleys accounting for a large share of the fruits and vegetables consumed in the U.S. Fertile soil and diverse land resources. Mountains The mountains were the most influential because it provided a natural barrier while providing food sources like deer and acorns. The mountains also provided herbal medicines with plants like basil (to apply to inflamed areas). Sierra Nevada mountain range Isolated much of CA which provided tribes with protection. The snow caps provided ample water for wildlife and tribes. Coast Extensive coastline Protection from foreign conquest. Sea life Food

The main reason why increasing numbers of motion-picture companies began producing films in Southern California during the early decades of the 20th century was to take advantage of the regions: picture filming started in southern Ca?

Climate and terrain

Teacher using a book and a play during class and how does it benefit the students? Diary of Anne Frank Teacher using Anne Frank ABOVE grade level book & AT grade level play in class. Which of the following statements accurately describes the research-based rationale for having students read excerpt from the play in AND to reading a book

Enhance literacy / student learning

A multiple choice question you had to choose which was used correctly: My aunt took my brother and I to lunch. (What I put) - Fred saved a seat for James and me. - this would be right but better is it was me and james. This is the right answer

Fred saved a seat for James and me. 12/20,12/22 My aunt took my brother and I to lunch. Similar question Answer was Jane and me (focus on answer that has "me" instead of "i")

Question about Andrew Jackson and Indians

Had to move west of the Mississippi

Passage was about how people might give directions either left, right (egocentric) or turn East, turn north (geocentric). It asked which answer had the most objective complete summary of the passage? *Informal test on we tell people about space* * Why do we talk this way?* *Find the sentence that completed the objective description?

I answered some people give egocentric directions and others geocentric, based on the person

About East Coast native Americans helping the pilgrims

I chose food growing techniques

In which of the following sentences does the syntax allow for two different interpretations?

I served the soup to the woman with the spoon.

During language acquisition as English as a second language student, What level of a (ELL) second language acquisition person can express his/her opinion?

Intermediate fluency

CR American Revolution and 3 consequences - talk about one

It gave birth to a new nation, which is our present country, the United States creating our Constitution. The Revolution had significant effects on the Native Americans by opening up the western settlements in Marietta, Ohio in 1788 ( first permanent American settlement in the Northwest Territory) causing hostile territorial claims with the Native Americans. The Revolution's most important economic consequence was the end of mercantilism. The British imposed various restrictions, and manufacturing. This opened up new markets and trade relationships with other states and countries. The creation of the constitution- consequence of declaring independence was the creation of state constitutions in 1776 and 1777. The Revolution also unleashed powerful political, social, and economic forces that would transform the post- Revolution politics and society, including increased participation in politics and governance, the legal institutionalization of religious toleration, and the growth and diffusion of the population. Opening of western settlement- it also affected Native Americans by opening up western settlement and creating governments hostile to their territorial claims. The end of mercantilism- the Revolution ended the mercantilist economy, opening new opportunities in trade and manufacturing.

At the outset of the Civil War a significant advantage of the union over the confederacy was.

It had all the manufacturing- A more extensive food-producing and mineral resource base natural resources. This question did not make sense, I chose food-producing & mineral resources.

Author being BIAS in a passage (Question asked how is the author showing personal Bias)

Lack of evidence/support Had different wording think c/d

A short passage asking about the metaphor "wilderness" and what it might mean The passage is about an artist having to not only conquer the physical world but also having to conquer the "wilderness" in his mind and set ablaze the forest to understand the world.

Learning about yourself to be productive in society.

If kids can make jokes and riddles this is because?

Lexical Ambiguity Bass = fish or music Bank = fin. Institution or body of water

Question about mesoamerica and ancient staple?

Maize squash and beans "the 3 sisters"

A pyramid was presented and it wanted you to identify its origin

Mesoamerica

CR: Immigrant groups that came to CA and one contribution each group made (cultural, political, social, etc). Also explain one of those contributions and how it influenced the development of California.

Mexicans Mexican Americans soon made up the bulk of the labor force in many unskilled and semi-skilled industries, including agriculture, railroads, manufacturing, and domestic service. Many immigrants lived in segregated urban barrios, such as Los Angeles, where they forged new identities as Mexican Americans. Mexican immigrants were sometimes said to have certain positive qualities that made them "better" labor immigrants than the other groups. They were thought to be docile, taciturn, physically strong, and able to put oup with unhealthy and demanding working conditions. Farmers would argue that without Mexican immigrants they would be unable to find the laborers needed to sow and harvest their crops. Japanese Japanese immigration began much more slowly and took hold more tentatively than it had in Hawaii. Farm labor was a common choice among the first immigrants, but they also could be found in lumber mills, and mining camps. Japanese immigrants at first found much of their employment in migratory labor, working farms, mines, canneries, and railroads; sometimes becoming active in the labor agitation of the period. Eventually, however, many were able to launch their own businesses, at first serving the needs of their own community with Japanese restaurants, boarding houses, and shops, but soon opening department stores and tailoring chains that catered to the general public. Chinese Majority of immigrants came to the U.S. permanently, but many came to work, saved money, and went back home. Majority were single men. At first, they came to CA by the gold rush. Many prospected for gold on their own or labored for other miners. Soon, they opened their own restaurants, laundries, and other personal service concerns. After the gold rush, they worked as Ag laborers, railroad construction crews, and in low paying industrial jobs.

If you have to write a paper which of these topics could narrow your research / Which topic would be easiest/least amount of research (something like that) -Women's rights -National Parks -Project Apollo (on mine the other option wasn't such a broad topic and so i chose that...not sure if it was correct or not and can't remember what it was)

NASA

CR: The industrialization of America had its costs as well as it's gains. Using your knowledge of U.S. history, explain 3 consequences of the industrialization of the U.S. and pick one of those consequences that was the most influential to go more in detail.

One consequence of Industrialization is the innovations of transportation. The factory systems were introduced and government intervention increased for individual states. The factory system improved production methods. The use of machines in manufacturing spread quickly. With machines, workers could produce goods much quicker than they could by hand. Some inventions include the typewriter (1867), telephone (1876), petrol-engine car (1885). These three inventions produced advancements in communication and travel. The typewriter allowed for more productions of newspapers, writing and published books, and personal correspondence. The telephone allowed for communication. The car allowed for travel.

Which descriptive passage about song birds which was the most vivid?

One was a word picture of a creek and birds swooping around: the birds swooped and sung and ate bugs.

Best describes major simulations between Sumerian Civilization and Ancient Greek society?

Organization of society into independent city-state

Which best explains why distinguishing phonemes in spoken words presents a challenge for most children?

Phonemes are coarticulated and blended in normals speech

Was asked to identify which statement best represented the idea of popular sovereignty. "All political power is inherent in the people. Government is instituted for their protection, security, and benefit, and they have the right to alter or reform it when the public good may require it. " The excerpt above best illustrates which of the following principles of the California Constitution?

Popular sovereignty

Which of the following best describes an important feature of American Indian life in pre-Columbian California.

Proximity to major trade routes was the main determinant of the location of American Indian settlements. (answer was put worded differently but still had to do with major trade routes)

Someone wants to write into a newspaper and have their letter to the editor published in order to encourage readers to take action. Which should the writer know beforehand?

Readers previous knowledge and concerns readers already have.

Which comes last in development of comprehension of young students?

Recall details

I got a question about Miscue analysis and its meaning Miscue analysis is a means to use a running record for diagnosis to identify students' specific reading difficulties. Not only is the running record a way to identify reading rate and reading accuracy, but it also is a way to assess reading behaviors and identify reading behaviors that need support.

Record students reading difficulties, assess reading behaviors to provide support

Rhode Island- Asked about government and Rhode Island:

Separation of Church & State, or separation of power

CR Civil War and 3 Consequences

Slavery At the heart of much of the South's issues was slavery. The South relied on slavery for labor to work the fields. Many people in the North believed that slavery was wrong and evil. These people were called abolitionists. They wanted slavery made illegal throughout the United States. Abolitionists such as John Brown, Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, and Harriet Beecher Stowe began to convince more and more people of the evil of slavery. This made the South fearful that their way of life would come to an end. Expansion As the United States continued to expand westward, each new state added to the country shifted the power between the North and the South. Southern states began to fear they would lose so much power that they would lose all their rights. Each new state became a battleground between the two sides for power. States' Rights The idea of states' rights was not new to the Civil War. Since the Constitution was first written there had been arguments about how much power the states should have versus how much power the federal government should have. The southern states felt that the federal government was taking away their rights and powers.

A phoneme can best be described as the:

Smallest distinctive speech sound within a spoken word

Emily Dickinson poems start off saying "success is counted sweetest" Theme: Success is valued most by those who have failed.

Stanza 1 is different from Stanza 2 &3. (question is worded very different.)

US constitution vs CA constitution differences between the 2 constitutions Keyword: referendum and initiative

The US Constitution is the supreme law of the land. The California Constitution sets forth the duties, powers, structure, and functions of the state government.*** Or Look for referendum and initiative process 2/2

CR: After reading an excerpt explain the use of metaphors in the excerpt and then explain the choice of language in regards to the tone of the excerpt. And it was the excerpt on the book of salt. You must cite the excerpt.

The author uses metaphors for various reasons to transfer one idea to another. Sometimes the ideas are too complex to be thoroughly explained without the use of a metaphor or as in this excerpt the idea isn't too complex, but describing the concepts in basic terms isn't doing the idea of justice. For example, when the author mentions " they sit with slackened jaws, silenced" instead of saying that they a````[Another reason the author uses metaphors is that they allow the reader to be able to relate to the message of the piece more when the author takes the audience into consideration. This shows when the excerpt tries to describe amazing food with " every bite the most parochial of palates detects redolent notes of something that they have no words to describe." The third reason to use metaphors is that they can add more interest into a piece of writing and can grab an audience's attention more easily. For instance, I love to cook and try out new recipes which makes me feel like, " every kitchen is homecoming, a respite, where I am the village lage elder, sage and revered." One last reason is that metaphors are simply nice to read, they can add poetic details to an otherwise dull piece of writing and make it boring excerpt more fun to read (tone). For example, I can relate with the cook about observing the people, "overwhelmed by an emotion that they have never felt, a nostalgia for places they have never been," while tasting the piece of art that we just created. All in all, these metaphors help support the passionate and appreciative tone of the chef life every time he steps into or talks about a kitchen. These details hooks the reader and wants to know more about the

CR: 2nd grade spelling test: loose-loos, trouble-truble, cared-card, began- beagan, yoos, load-lode 2/15

The second grade student appears to be at the end of the phonetic stage and is moving to be in the transitional stage of spelling. The student is moving from the dependence of phonology and starting to recognize patterns in writing such as the vowel diagraph oo. Also, the student has demonstrated a knowledge of alternative ways of representing sounds. The student understands letter patterns in words however, there are mistakes in ending sounds such as "de" in "lode". The student is aware that the silent e makes the vowel "o" and has confused "lode" for "load". It seems the student has recognized that different letters or combinations of letters can make the same sound. The mistakes that have been made show the transitional stage because the student has learned to recognize common patterns and structures in words, and has begun to use those patterns in writing. For example, the student has learned that adding an "e" to the end of a word usually changes a vowel to a long vowel, and can apply that rule to many words. The student can use more ways the long "e" sound can be spelled: "ee" as in "need;" "ea" as in "meat," "e" with a silent "e" as in "here," "-y" as in "happy." The student can get more practice by sorting a group of long "e" words by the way the sound is spelled and look for examples of the different patterns in reading. With more practice the child will probably continue memorizing the spelling of common irregular words.

CR Excerpt== and explain setting, characterization, and specific words that impact meaning. Passage was from "Love in the Time of Cholera" with a Dr. Urbino character. 2/15

The setting of the book is an unknown city along the coast of the caribbean coast of Columbia around 1870-1930s?? The story is based on Florentino Ariza who falls in love with Fermina Daza when they are young teenangers. Fermina's father disapproves and sends her away. When she returns her feelings are gone. She marries Dr. Urbina. Dr. Urbina dies and Florentino confesses his love for Fermina at the funeral. Fermina rejects with letter of hate. Yet, Florentino persists sending more letters. As time passes they become good friends and take walks together. Eventually, they decide to go on a river cruise together. Fermina sees many of her friends on the river cruise and is desperate not to be seen. Florentino speaks with the captain and they decide to put up the yellow flag representing cholera so everyone will leave. The captain his girlfriend, Florentino, and Fermina live on the boat with the yellow flag.

CR: Explain the 5th-grade students spelling development. Misspelling words like geese as gese or buckle as buckel, pickle as pickel, knowledge as nawledge , and beautiful as bewtiful

This specific fifth grader appears to be in the phonetic stage of spelling. The child is using a letter or a group of letters in order to represent every speech sound that they were hearing in the word loose out loud the e is silent. therefore, a child who is in the phonetic stage is not going to include the letter e because it is not as obvious to them when they are saying it out loud. the student is using their best judgment/ or invented spelling when sounding out the words but they still have some work to do before moving on to the transitional stage.it is important to know that invented spelling is not a bad thing it is in fact a milestone that all students will hit. However, it is good to know how to get one's students to eventually move past invented spelling. To do this the student's teacher can introduce his/ her students in the context of writing to word families, spelling"g patterns, phonics and word structures. The student will benefit from introducing word families of the digraph "ck". For example, "luck" and "pick". Students will always benefit from more reading using the vocabulary words/spelling words mentioned. The student can also benefit from the introduction of the short "e" sound along with the double "ee" sound which transforms into the long "e" sound. With the misspelling of "knowledge" the student can be introduced to the silent letter word family such as "knight" and ``gnaw," and "p" for pneumonia. The student should read 60 minutes a day with the teacher or a peer tutor, focusing on multiple syllabic site words, like "knowing" and "knowledgeable." The ped agogy of explicit direct instruction will lead to successful learning in the classroom.

20th century Hetch Hetchy valley controversy

Urban leaders vs conservationist

CA African Americans contributed most to which of these that helped CA?

World War II

Oral presentation using outlines instead of just read through your notes

You can provide conversational speech.

There was a question about William Lloyd Garrison and his involvement with the slavery process.. He is for anti-slavery

Anti-slavery, publisher of newspaper, wanted slavery abolished immediately with no compensation to owner One of choice was-he claimed that the Constitution was pro-slavery. The choices were confusing.

Writers' pre-writing (brainstorm) stage helps readers organize?

Brainstorming ideas or for main ideas and examples

What is purpose TV of webbing for pre-writing Note: connect and categorize

Compare & Organize ideas (worded differently)

What were the Egyptians pyramids built for?

Eternal Life, after life, religious purpose.

The king and wolf story, what type is it? Part 2 The king & the fox what is the author trying to convey? Any additional info? There are several different stories about foxes/wolves and kings when googling; do we know which one this is? It was this story: https://fairytalez.com/the-white-wolf/

Foreshadowing (can someone confirm this is it) I put Allegory, because it is often used with fables

What can the CA governor do that the president can't?

GOV:Line item bill without veto whole bill line-item veto authority (President can't) PRES: accepts or veto bill

It was questioned like this: How did the Japanese differ from the Eurpoeans?

Imperial appointing someone as governor. 2/27 3/6 *I picked this *Possible answer key word imperial & emperor** D is correct. (I also chose D, since it asked what was different)

Which capitalization is wrong?

In Australia, Summer is a long season.

Geographical features that influenced Greek civilization?

Islands, peninsulas, and mountains caused Greeks to form independent city-states.

CA There was a conflict of concern/interest over California water with what two areas?

North and south

32.. In which of the following culture areas of Pre-Columbian California would one most likely find American Indian peoples living in solid-frame rectangular structures made of red wood planks?

Northeast

Transatlantic slave trade had a catastrophic effect on the development of sub-saharan africa, is that a large portion of these enslaved:

The Start of Men and Women productive years

2 part story of Arturo and a poem he had to recite and relate to for his english class **2nd part asked about the language and slang words used by the author

being torn between two cultures (POV) **2nd part the option will be something with the word

Consequences of Islam into north and Western Africa in the 9th and 10th century

it changed economically (was worded with 'economic' and 'diplomatic')

Which passage/sentence needs citation?

ninety-two/ 92

Which letters are articulated in the same way when said: A) m/n B) p/b C) d/f D) t/k

p/b

A question about good oral presentation using notes and/or outline A)Taking pauses between sentences B)to help stay on track (something along the line) C) to apply to the setting and make it feel conversational

to apply to the setting and make it feel conversational (this is right)

Question about steam power and how it changed American factories

*Location & output

What would a teacher notice first about a 3rd grader reading at an advanced level independently, but had difficulty comprehending a passage that was at level, so which of these answer choices is the cause of their difficulty?

-Background knowledge. If the student does not know the topic, wouldn't lack of background knowledge hinder comprehension?

Which passage needs a citation?

90% of highschool students said that they take too many test

Which sentence requires structural analysis for someone to understand the meaning of the word?

Dehumanize

Passage from Virgina Woolf, See comment for passage. What is the meaning of "brown spots like the spots on the flanks of a doe" and "their potatoes, thin as coins but not so hard" Describe cooking preparation process Describe texture of food Aroma apart from taste Something else

Describe texture of food

which is a compound sentence

I don't like fishing, but I'll go for the ride

Bantu migration 3,000 bce

Map A

When the United States gained California what happened to the Mexicans who lived there?

Mexicans had more political choice because they had an option to become U.S. Citizens They didn't have political choice but were able to become US Citizens- first answer is incorrect. This needs more research. *Lost of land- possible answer - this was the only that made sense from the options 3/3 3/6

The 1950 immigration resulted in conflict due to

Religion and nationality- answer is correct.

WH In the 8th century, what did Chinese settlers do in the south?

Rice Cultivation

Passage of man talking about Steven Crane how he wrote 2 short stories and then went to war? *Second question related to this passage, what form of writing did he use in this passage.

The irony of his position in war and how he died. -compound sentences

US Question about workers during industrialization (1810-1920)

Unionizations and Strikes

"New York at Night" by Amy Lowell, what literary device did she use Is the piece given on screen? yes

personification

What data would a line graph best be used for (line graph is good to track changes over a short or long period of time)

weather patterns or average rainfall (this is the answer)

Deborah question #1 Deborah question # 2 What style?

Allegory- I chose this one Foreshadowing Allegory: a story, poem, or picture to reveal hidden meaning; is moral or political

Which of the following was most responsible for the rapid growth of California's population during the mid 19th century?

Discovery of gold near present day Sacramento (Go to buses, vld Rush)*

Question about whether or not to include lots of background information in an article:

Do readers have background knowledge on topic

Why was the Anti-Federalist against the Constitution?

Gave central government too much power

Which of the following best describes an important feature of American Indian life in pre-Columbian California. Most American Indians of the region belong to the same language

Most American Indians of the region belong to the same language -They lived closer to coastal areas where there was water/ or Mississippi I chose coastal/trade routes, don't know really.

Nullification Crisis

States Rights

The enslavement of Africans and their transportation to the Western Hemisphere during the 17th century was almost influenced by the labor needs of.... Or WH Why were slaves brought to the west?

Sugar Planters in West Indies Or To farm sugar plantations in the West Indies

WH 1620 Renaissance route expansion. (Spread across Europe) They provide you with a map with arrows numbered on them.

They provide you with a map with arrows numbered on them. Starts with Italy, #3

Which of the following is an example of a run-on sentence?

Three presents were sitting on the floor, the biggest was wrapped in red paper.

CA What brought Mexican immigrants to CA?

Treaty of Guadalupe hidalgo- just set the border but didn't bring any Mexican immigrants.. The correct answer would be the gold rush or something else but not the treaty of hidalgo. Depending on the time period and answer options- Gold Rush (providing job/income opportunities) or fleeing political persecution (1900s). If someone has the answer options, I think I could tell. I don't remember this clearly, so I won't confirm for this cycle

Question about definition of idioms -How would students be able to you understand idioms (How idioms and colloquialisms are related)

Understanding of: Colloquialisms = informal everyday language. (slang, short forms) Y'all, gonna, geezer Idioms = jargon; raining cats and dogs OTHER than literal meaning.

Inca engineering achievements were mainly a response to which of the following geographic factors?

Water scarcity (lack of water resources)

US Opponents of the growing immigration to the U.S. during the late 19th century focused on immigrants: Or Passage about immigrants and them being transients and a social problem

Xenophobia- Nationality and religion religion/nationality

Question about how the economic California grew in the late 19th century

country trains and transactional train

What were Phoenicians known for?

d)Trade *I went with this Long distance trade

The main benefit of using computer presentation software to enhance oral presentation is that such software enables a speaker to? *Audience was kids

video clip of children reciting television commercial slogans they have seen Or The Presenter Uses it as a visual aide for both the presenter and the audience to no track the lecturer's coverage. Think it was D