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10.96 Contemporary Global Challenges and Continuity and Change Worksheet

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Skill 10.96: Synthesize Across Short Texts Standard ELA.10.96: Grade 10 text-dependent writing skill focus: Synthesize Across Short Texts.

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World Literature

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English

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
Read the texts. Text 1 (local newspaper report): A community garden coordinator at Redwood High describes why leaders are considering a plan to collect cafeteria waste data publicly. Custodians at Redwood High tracked 94 fewer trash bags per week after a plan to collect cafeteria waste data publicly began. The author notes that the data comes from a short trial, making long-term effects harder to predict. Supporters say the evidence from the pilot is a strong reason to expand the idea. Text 2 (safety audit excerpt): Another source discusses the same proposal for Redwood High and focuses on practical outcomes. Discipline referrals at Redwood High for online conflicts fell after a plan to collect cafeteria waste data publicly taught students how to verify and communicate responsibly. The summary notes that results depend on how consistently the plan is used. Text 3 (implementation checklist): A third excerpt raises an implementation question about the proposal at Redwood High. One concern is upkeep: Without a clear maintenance plan, the equipment could fail or fall into disrepair. It suggests planning is needed so the benefits last. A student is writing the first body paragraph of an analysis. Which sentence BEST connects the ideas from BOTH texts?
AText 1 and Text 2 both say a plan to collect cafeteria waste data publicly will definitely work for everyone, so no planning is needed.
BText 1 is about a plan to collect cafeteria waste data publicly, but Text 2 is about a different topic, so they cannot be connected.
CText 2 is more important than Text 1, so only the evidence from Text 2 should be used.
DText 1 emphasizes how a plan to collect cafeteria waste data publicly could cut landfill waste, while Text 2 highlights how it could improve responsible tech use; together they support adopting the proposal.
Solution & Explanation:The best synthesis sentence accurately explains how the texts work together: One provides evidence about cut landfill waste and the other about improve responsible tech use. The other options misrepresent the relationship or drop one text.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
Read the texts. Text 1 (community survey summary): A theater director at Bayview describes why leaders are considering a city policy to electrify the municipal bus fleet. Air sensors near Bayview recorded lower particulate readings on days when a city policy to electrify the municipal bus fleet was used instead of the old system. The research snapshot admits the pilot group was small, so results might not match what happens at full scale. Supporters say the evidence from the pilot is a strong reason to expand the idea. Text 2 (podcast excerpt): Another source discusses the same proposal for Bayview and focuses on practical outcomes. On-time data in Bayview improved after a city policy to electrify the municipal bus fleet reduced bottlenecks along major routes. The source suggests the benefits would be felt by students and families. A student is writing the first body paragraph of an analysis. Which sentence BEST connects the ideas from BOTH texts?
AText 1 and Text 2 both say a city policy to electrify the municipal bus fleet will definitely work for everyone, so no planning is needed.
BText 1 is about a city policy to electrify the municipal bus fleet, but Text 2 is about a different topic, so they cannot be connected.
CText 1 emphasizes how a city policy to electrify the municipal bus fleet could improve local air quality, while Text 2 highlights how it could make transportation more reliable; together they support adopting the proposal.
DText 2 is more important than Text 1, so only the evidence from Text 2 should be used.
Solution & Explanation:The best synthesis sentence accurately explains how the texts work together: One provides evidence about improve local air quality and the other about make transportation more reliable. The other options misrepresent the relationship or drop one text.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
Read the texts. Text 1 (district newsletter): A student council president at Silverton High describes why leaders are considering a school schedule that adds daily movement breaks. A recreation survey in Silverton High found more residents exercised weekly once a school schedule that adds daily movement breaks reduced common obstacles. The report connects the proposal to daily routines students experience. Text 2 (teacher meeting minutes): Another source discusses the same proposal for Silverton High and focuses on practical outcomes. In a student survey at Silverton High, 28% said it was easier to concentrate once a school schedule that adds daily movement breaks became routine. The author concludes that the proposal is worth serious consideration. A student is writing the first body paragraph of an analysis. Which sentence BEST connects the ideas from BOTH texts?
AText 1 emphasizes how a school schedule that adds daily movement breaks could increase daily physical activity, while Text 2 highlights how it could increase student focus; together they support adopting the proposal.
BText 1 and Text 2 both say a school schedule that adds daily movement breaks will definitely work for everyone, so no planning is needed.
CText 1 is about a school schedule that adds daily movement breaks, but Text 2 is about a different topic, so they cannot be connected.
DText 2 is more important than Text 1, so only the evidence from Text 2 should be used.
Solution & Explanation:The best synthesis sentence accurately explains how the texts work together: One provides evidence about increase daily physical activity and the other about increase student focus. The other options misrepresent the relationship or drop one text.

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