\begin{tabular}{l} What life lesson did Mrs. Mealy learn as a result of \\ her experience? \\ \begin{tabular}{|l|l|}\hline A \( \quad \) You should take pride in your \\ accomplishments. \end{tabular} \\ \hline B \( \begin{array}{ll}\text { Forgiveness is the only way to maintain } \\ \text { healthy relationships. }\end{array} \) \\ \hline C \( \begin{array}{l}\text { Even though low points seem TERRIBLE at } \\ \text { the moment, eventually they will become a } \\ \text { memory that you can laugh at. }\end{array} \) \\ \hline\end{tabular}

Grade 7: Module 2i Unit 2: Losson 3 Name: Directions: As you enter class, respond to the following prompt. In reading and analyzing "Kindness Contagion" for central ideas and argument, what did you notice about the relationship between the central ideas and main claim? What would be the advantage of talking about ideas sometimes as central ideas and sometimes as a main claim?

12. What does marley's ghost look like? 13. What is marley's existence as a ghost like? 11. Why is marley visiting Scrooge? 15. What does he say will happen to Scrooge?

1 Don't miss/lose the Changing of the Guard. 2 You can imagine/try the famous dish. 3 You can see/look most of the city on a bus tour. 4 He's going on a short travel/trip to London. 5 Taxi drivers know every single/only street in the city.

We have all heard the saying you "can't judge a book by its cover," but, in fact, we do it all the time. What does this saying mean to you? Explain how judgement affects how you make sense of the world around you. (Minimum 250 words)

Which of the following answers best expresses why Ponyboy was acquitted by the judge? A. The judge knew Ponyboy was guilty but didn't think any good would come from imprisoning the boy. B. The psyehologist, or "doctor," intervened on Ponyboy's behalf and told the judge not to prosecute Ponyboy because of his young age and his fragile mental health. C. The Socs lied to the judge to protect Ponyboy because they knew he didn't deserve to go to prison for Bob's death. D. It's clear that Johnny only killed Bob out of self-defense and that Ponyboy hadn't committed any wrongdoing.