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English Module 2


Question 1.
What is the theme of unit 2? (3 points)

ANSWER
identity



Question 2.
Which of the following is something you need to think about throughout unit 2? (3 points)

ANSWER
the independent reading



Question 3.
When selecting a book to read for this unit, you should (3 points)

ANSWER
talk with a parent of guardian about your choice



Question 4.
How many lessons do you need to complete in Unit 2? (3 points)

ANSWER
12



Question 5.
How many vocabulary words do you need to rescue in unit 2? (3 points)

ANSWER
5



Question 6.
based on questions of truth and conduct

ANSWER
philosophical



Question 7.
based on religious beliefs or experiences

ANSWER
spiritual






, Question 8.
the development of an individual's distinct personality

ANSWER
identity formation



Question 9.
texts that are based on facts

ANSWER
nonfiction



Question 10.
1. Preview the text by looking at titles, headings, bolded words, or bulleted points 2. Ask questions about the topic and the purpose
for reading 3. Make connections to what you already know about the topic

ANSWER
nonfiction before reading



Question 11.
1. Write on the text to make notes of main ideas, ask questions, or make connections 2. Ask questions about the meaning of new
concepts or unfamiliar words 3. Make connections to similar topics or to your life

ANSWER
Nonfiction during reading



Question 12.
1. Summarize what you have read in one to two sentences to capture the main idea 2. Ask questions about the main idea and any
concepts you did not understand 3. Make connections to life and apply what you have learned

ANSWER
Nonfiction after reading



Question 13.
for example: working hard, being hospitable, dressing in a certain way, volunteering, having a particular belief system

ANSWER
values and ideals



Question 14.
possible career interests such as manufacturing, education, building, law enforcement, finance, business, etc

ANSWER
vocational direction






, Question 15.
a decision-making time when an individual is forced to examine his or her present values and choices and explore alternatives.

ANSWER
crisis



Question 16.
occurs when the individual decides, or commits, to a certain role, value, or choice.

ANSWER
commitment



Question 17.
occurs when an adolescent does not make a commitment to any particular roles, values, or goals.

ANSWER
Identity Diffusion



Question 18.
occurs when someone makes a commitment without considering other possibilities.

ANSWER
Identity Foreclosure



Question 19.
occurs when an individual is in the midst of a crisis over a particular role or value and tries out alternatives in order to make a
commitment.

ANSWER
Identity Moratorium



Question 20.
occurs when someone makes a personal decision or commitment after going through a crisis and exploring his or her options.

ANSWER
Identity Achievement



Question 21.
conclusions based on observations

ANSWER
inferences

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