Today we read the story together and listened to several blues musicians.
This is the homework for tonight:
Wednesday
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Here is the worksheet:
Mahalia Jackson Name: _______________
Answer the following questions about
the reading
1. What
is the genre of the story?
________________________________________________________________________
2. What
was Mahalia Jackson’s first job?
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3. When
was Mahalia Jackson’s first record released?
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4. Where
did the author hear Mahalia Jackson sing a few songs?
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Circle the correct word to finish the
sentences
1. Which
one of the following is not the
Blues?
a. music b.
feeling c.
a place
2. Who
probably started the Blues?
a. Ray Charles b. Mahalia
Jackson c. a
slave
3. Who
was Mahalia Jackson’s idol?
a.
Aretha Franklin b.
Bessie Smith c.
Ma Rainey
4. Which
job didn’t Mahalia’s dad work?
a.
barber b. working the docks
c. blues singer
5. Where
did Mahalia grow up?
a.
Mississippi b.
Chicago c.
New Orleans
6. Which
sickness did the author compare the blues to?
a.
Covid-19 b. sore throat c.
the flu
Here is the test scope:
Review &
Test Weeks – Weeks 18 & 19
Hello Parents,
Our
class will have their final round of Exams for this semester starting next week.
Please
note the scheduled test dates:
The Listening/Reading
Test will
be on Wednesday, June 14th.
The
Oral
Presentation Test will begin on Thursday,
June 15th and continue for as long as is necessary.
The
English Written Test will be held on Tuesday, June 20th.
The exams will cover the following:
FOR ALL EXAMS:
Review Communication book, Reader’s-Writer’s Notebook, homework writing books,
quizzes and Unit tests for weeks 14-17.
Reading Street Stories and
Articles – Dinosaurs of Waterhouse
Hopkins and Mahalia Jackson
Have a good understanding
of the meanings and usages of vocabulary words from weeks fourteen and sixteen.
LISTENING / READING TEST:
Stay focused and listen
carefully to the whole conversation before selecting your answers. Some of the
readings may go fast and have some words you don’t understand, so listen for
key words and clues.
ORAL TEST:
For this test, I will have
the students tell us about a song that they love. The questions and grading rubric will come
soon.
WRITTEN TEST:
Review Communication book, Reader’s-Writer’s Notebook, homework writing books,
quizzes and Unit tests for weeks 14-17.
Reading Street Stories and
Articles – Dinosaurs of Waterhouse
Hopkins and Mahalia Jackson.
Review the vocabulary from weeks
fourteen and sixteen.
I suggest that everyone
reviews the worksheets and tests I have given them during the semester. I also encourage
students to bring books (R&W Notebook, communication books) home to help
prepare for the tests. Please be sure to bring them back to class
each day as we will continue to work with them together.
Mr. Gaines