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Title: Short passage

Grade: 8-a Lesson: S1-L3

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Step	Type	Explanation	Answer
1	Problem	Charlotte, the eldest daughter, had effective advice, a strong understanding, and a calm judgment. Despite being only nineteen, she was qualified to counsel her mother, often mitigating Mrs. Amelia’s tendency towards imprudence. Charlotte possessed an excellent heart, with an affectionate disposition and strong feelings, yet she knew how to control them-a skill her mother had yet to acquire, and one of her sisters had vowed never to learn. According to the text, what is true about Charlotte?
2	Clue	A short passage helps to draw a conclusion from the given passage.
3	Hint	The details and facts help to draw the main idea of the passage.
4	Sumup	Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?
5	Choice.A	Choice A is incorrect because the text doesn’t support it: there’s no mention of what Charlotte thinks about her mother and no suggestion that she thinks her mother is a bad role model. Because she’s described as having “an excellent heart,” Charlotte likely doesn’t think ill of her mother.	Charlotte thinks her mother is a bad role.
6	Choice.B	Choice B is incorrect because the text doesn’t support it: although the text says that Charlotte advises her mother and often counteracts her mother’s impulses, there’s no mention of Charlotte arguing with her mother or failing to change her mother’s mind.	Charlotte always argues with her mother but fails to change her mind.
7	Choice.C	Choice C is incorrect because it isn’t supported by the text: although the text mentions that Charlotte has strong feelings, it doesn’t indicate that she’s excessively sensitive to family issues.	Charlotte can be overly sensitive with regard to family matters.
8	Choice.D	Choice D is correct. It is the best answer because it provides a detail about Charlotte that is established in the text. The text indicates that although Charlotte is “only nineteen,” she gives good advice and exhibits such a high level of understanding and judgment that she serves as “the counselor of her mother.” Thus, Charlotte is mature beyond her years	Charlotte is remarkably mature for her age.
9	Step:	Correct sentence	The main idea of the passage - Charlotte is remarkably mature for her age.
10	Answer	Option	D
11	Sumup	Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?

Step

Type

Explanation

Answer

Problem

Charlotte, the eldest daughter, had effective advice, a strong understanding, and a calm judgment. Despite being only nineteen, she was qualified to counsel her mother, often mitigating Mrs. Amelia’s tendency towards imprudence. Charlotte possessed an excellent heart, with an affectionate disposition and strong feelings, yet she knew how to control them-a skill her mother had yet to acquire, and one of her sisters had vowed never to learn.

According to the text, what is true about Charlotte?

Clue

A short passage helps to draw a conclusion from the given passage.

Hint

The details and facts help to draw the main idea of the passage.

Sumup

Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?

Choice.A

Choice A is incorrect because the text doesn’t support it: there’s no mention of what Charlotte thinks about her mother and no suggestion that she thinks her mother is a bad role model. Because she’s described as having “an excellent heart,” Charlotte likely doesn’t think ill of her mother.

Charlotte thinks her mother is a bad role.

Choice.B

Choice B is incorrect because the text doesn’t support it: although the text says that Charlotte advises her mother and often counteracts her mother’s impulses, there’s no mention of Charlotte arguing with her mother or failing to change her mother’s mind.

Charlotte always argues with her mother but fails to change her mind.

Choice.C

Choice C is incorrect because it isn’t supported by the text: although the text mentions that Charlotte has strong feelings, it doesn’t indicate that she’s excessively sensitive to family issues.

Charlotte can be overly sensitive with regard to family matters.

Choice.D

Choice D is correct. It is the best answer because it provides a detail about Charlotte that is established in the text. The text indicates that although Charlotte is “only nineteen,” she gives good advice and exhibits such a high level of understanding and judgment that she serves as “the counselor of her mother.” Thus, Charlotte is mature beyond her years

Charlotte is remarkably mature for her age.

Step:

Correct sentence

The main idea of the passage - Charlotte is remarkably mature for her age.

Answer

Option

Sumup

Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?

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