POPULARITY by Adam Bagdasarian
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- Q 1/3Score 0SCHEMA: Activate your background knowledge. We've learned about text features. This nonfiction article is titled "Popularity". What do you already know about this word? Have you ever felt pressured to become popular? What are the potential benefits and dangers of desiring or obtaining popularity? After considering these answers, read the question below and select the best response. Which of the following images demonstrate the definition of "popularity"?29#6481c521-a6b3-4f6b-89d1-5d9990026c0d/question/b3099ee154ec1ab1e3e600352c7aab99b86988c5.jfif
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- Q1SCHEMA: Activate your background knowledge. We've learned about text features. This nonfiction article is titled "Popularity". What do you already know about this word? Have you ever felt pressured to become popular? What are the potential benefits and dangers of desiring or obtaining popularity? After considering these answers, read the question below and select the best response. Which of the following images demonstrate the definition of "popularity"?#6481c521-a6b3-4f6b-89d1-5d9990026c0d/question/b3099ee154ec1ab1e3e600352c7aab99b86988c5.jfif300s
- Q2The short story “Popularity” comes from Adam Bagdasarian’s book, First French Kiss: and other traumas. It details the struggles and worries of a teenage boy. Purpose for Reading: To learn how character decisions and interactions build our understanding of the author’s message about adolescence. Adolescence: the time between the beginning of puberty and adulthood Acquaintances (noun) : people you know or spend time with; not close friends Do you have any acquaintances?YesNo300s
- Q3Adolescence: the time between the beginning of puberty and adulthood Acquaintances (noun) : people you know or spend time with; not close friends Which of the following images below best defines an acquaintance?300s
