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11.32 Synthesis Across Texts Worksheet

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This American Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 11.32 Synthesis Across Texts. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

ELA.11.32 — Synthesis Across Texts: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Synthesis Across Texts.

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American Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A region asks, 'What portfolio best improves long-term water security?' Which answer is best supported?

ABuild desalination immediately and stop conservation because demand cannot change.

BRely only on leak reduction and assume drought severity will not increase.

CDo nothing until shortages occur because planning reduces flexibility.

DPrioritize conservation and demand management first, but plan for targeted new supply (such as desalination) with energy and brine safeguards to cover extreme drought periods.

Solution & Explanation:Text 2 shows conservation can delay supply needs; Text 1 cautions about desalination impacts; Text 3 warns drought risk may exceed conservation in peak years. Synthesis supports a conservation-first portfolio with carefully planned backup supply.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Which conclusion best synthesizes the texts?

AConfidence in recommendations is enough to establish truth.

BDisclosure is harmful because it makes experts look suspicious.

CAssessing expert guidance requires weighing conflicts of interest and transparency, so policies that limit financial ties and require detailed disclosure can strengthen trustworthiness.

DFinancial ties never influence judgments in medicine.

Solution & Explanation:Text 1 gives criteria for trust; Text 2 provides an example of potential conflicts; Text 3 proposes safeguards. Combined, they support stronger disclosure and limits on ties to improve trust.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Which policy approach is best supported by synthesizing these texts?

AIncrease the length of privacy policies so users will read more carefully.

BCombine default data minimization with clearer, standardized disclosures so consent becomes informed rather than a quick, uninformed click.

CRely solely on pop-up consent because fast clicking indicates understanding.

DAllow unlimited data collection as long as a company posts any policy.

Solution & Explanation:Text 1 critiques meaningless consent; Text 2 shows users don’t understand pop-ups; Text 3 offers standardized disclosures plus default limits--together supporting minimization and improved consent design.

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