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12.19 Drama Staging, Direction, and Design Worksheet

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RI.11–12.7 | Integrating and Evaluating Multiple Sources and Formats | Primary standard selected for prompt fields in this prompt cell: CCSS RI.11–12.7. Skill statement in this prompt cell: Integrate information from texts, visuals, and quantitative sources to address a question or solve a problem, noting corroboration and discrepancies. Associated standards listed with this skill in this prompt cell: CCSS RI.11–12.7; CA RI.11–12.7; MA RI.11–12.7; NY 11–12R7; VA 12.RI; TX §110.39 E4.4.H, E4.11.F; FL ELA.12.R.2.3. Use this prompt-provided wording as the supporting standard description for this workflow.

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Source 1: A district memo states, "Translated text alerts improved family response during emergencies." Source 2: Average family response time to urgent alerts English before translation update: 9 minutes English after translation update: 8 minutes Spanish before translation update: 23 minutes Spanish after translation update: 11 minutes Arabic before translation update: 27 minutes Arabic after translation update: 13 minutes Source 3: A parent says, "Before translated alerts, I often had to wait for a neighbor to explain the message." Which statement best synthesizes the evidence?

AThe translation update made emergency communication slower for non-English-speaking families.

BTranslated alerts appear to have improved response most for families who did not primarily use English, which matches the parent interview.

CThe memo is unsupported because English-language response time changed only slightly.

DThe parent interview proves that every family now responds equally quickly.

Solution & Explanation:The response-time drops are much larger for Spanish- and Arabic-speaking families than for English-speaking families. The parent quote provides a human explanation for why the translation change mattered.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Source 1: A camp director says, "Saturday STEM camp improved engineering problem-solving." Source 2: Attendance pattern Regular attendees: 32 students Occasional attendees: 18 students Source 3: Assessment gains Regular attendees: +14 points Occasional attendees: +5 points Comparison group not enrolled in camp: +2 points Which conclusion is best supported?

AThe director's claim is false because occasional attendees improved less than regular attendees.

BThe camp is associated with larger gains in engineering problem-solving, especially for students who attended regularly.

CThe comparison group improved more than both camp groups.

DThe data prove that camp attendance was the only factor affecting assessment gains.

Solution & Explanation:The assessment pattern supports the director's claim and suggests a stronger effect with more participation. Still, the evidence is strongest about association, not absolute proof of only one cause.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Source 1: A tourism board release says, "The new mural increased foot traffic downtown." Source 2: Average weekend pedestrian counts near the mural Before unveiling: 840 After unveiling: 1,120 Source 3: Merchant feedback Store A: "More people stop to take photos, but sales are about the same." Store B: "We have seen more walk-ins and some higher sales." Which conclusion best synthesizes the evidence?

AThe mural likely increased visibility and foot traffic, but its effect on nearby sales is less certain and may differ by business.

BThe merchant feedback proves every store experienced the same sales increase.

CThe mural reduced downtown foot traffic because some visitors were only taking photos.

DThe tourism board is disproved because one merchant did not report higher sales.

Solution & Explanation:The pedestrian count strongly supports the tourism board's foot-traffic claim. The mixed merchant comments show why the next step should separate visibility from guaranteed sales growth.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for British & World Literature English students. It aligns with educational standard RI.11–12.7 (Primary standard selected for prompt fields in this prompt cell: CCSS RI.11–12.7. Skill statement in this prompt cell: Integrate information from texts, visuals, and quantitative sources to address a question or solve a problem, noting corroboration and discrepancies. Associated standards listed with this skill in this prompt cell: CCSS RI.11–12.7; CA RI.11–12.7; MA RI.11–12.7; NY 11–12R7; VA 12.RI; TX §110.39 E4.4.H, E4.11.F; FL ELA.12.R.2.3. Use this prompt-provided wording as the supporting standard description for this workflow.).