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Grade 5 Quiz Coming to Discussions Prepared – SL.5.1.A

The Common Core Standard SL.5.1.A highlights the importance of students being prepared for discussions. This preparation includes reading or studying the required materials in advance. By doing so, students can actively participate in discussions, bringing in information from their preparations, and merging it with what they already know about the topic. This proactive approach enriches the quality of discussions, ensuring that the conversation is grounded in informed perspectives.

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1. Question
Why is it important to come to discussions prepared?
- A) So you can sleep during the discussion.
- B) To be able to contribute informed perspectives.
- C) To make others feel unprepared.
- D) To avoid discussions altogether.
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2. Question
If a student has read the material but can’t remember a key point during the discussion, they should…
- A) Make up a fact.
- B) Stay silent throughout.
- C) Ask a peer or teacher for clarification.
- D) Change the topic immediately.
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3. Question
Which of the following actions best exemplifies being prepared for a discussion?
- A) Bringing notes or highlights from the reading.
- B) Not having looked at the material at all.
- C) Only listening to summaries from friends.
- D) Ignoring the required material.
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4. Question
Drawing on preparation means…
- A) Sketching pictures related to the topic.
- B) Relying only on what others say.
- C) Using the knowledge gained from preparatory materials during the discussion.
- D) Avoiding the main topic.
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5. Question
Being prepared for a discussion helps a student…
- A) Dominate the conversation.
- B) Engage more confidently in the discussion.
- C) Disregard others' opinions.
- D) Speak without any facts.
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6. Question
If a student hasn’t had time to prepare for a discussion, it’s best to…
- A) Pretend to know everything.
- B) Admit they're unprepared but still try to participate actively.
- C) Disturb the discussion continuously.
- D) Argue with every point made.
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
In a group discussion, drawing on “other information known about the topic” means…
- A) Sharing unrelated personal stories.
- B) Sharing prior knowledge or experiences related to the topic.
- C) Talking about a different subject.
- D) Relying only on movies or rumors.
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8. Question
The main goal of using both preparation and prior knowledge in a discussion is to…
- A) Impress peers with knowledge.
- B) Enhance the depth and richness of the discussion.
- C) Talk without letting others contribute.
- D) Only focus on what the student knows.
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9. Question
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of being prepared for a discussion?
- A) Active and meaningful participation.
- B) Increased confidence in the subject matter.
- C) Ignoring others' perspectives.
- D) Deepening understanding through collaborative exchange.
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10. Question
Preparation for a discussion includes…
- A) Procrastinating until the last minute.
- B) Only relying on others' summaries.
- C) Reading or studying the required material in advance.
- D) Ignoring the topic entirely.
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