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Sample Assessments: Each sample assessment item gives an idea of how an assessment item on the MSA might be presented. The items appropriately measure the content of the State Curriculum and may be formatted similarly to those appearing on the MSA; however, these are sample items only and have not appeared on any MSA form. |
Standard 3.0 Comprehension of Literary Text |
Indicator 4. Analyze elements of poetry to facilitate understanding and interpretation |
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Objective d. Identify and explain other poetic elements such as setting, mood, tone, etc., that contribute to meaning |
Assessment limit: Elements of grade-appropriate lyric and narrative poems that contribute to meaning |
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Read the poems 'Leaving The Library' and 'The Traveler' and answer the following question.
Compare the moods created in "Leaving the Library" and "The Traveler." In your response, use details and examples from both poems that support your answer. Write your answer on your answer document. /toolkit/vsc/assessment_items/msa_ela_7_025.xml |
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Read the poem 'Leaving The Library' and answer the following question. Which of these details is least helpful in understanding the setting of this poem?
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Read the poems 'Leaving The Library' and 'The Traveler' and answer the following question. What do line 19 in "Leaving the Library" and line 38 in "The Traveler" mostly suggest about the speakers in each poem?
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Resources for Objective 3.A.4.d: Lesson Seeds | SAMPLE ASSESSMENTS | |