Question

a long way from chicago pre - reading activities
anticipation guide: read each of the following statements and decide what you think about them. mark each statement \t\ for \true\ or \f\ for \false.\

• two wrongs make a right ____
• the elderly are out - of - touch with reality ____
• books do not need to follow a plot map ____
• it is okay to lie, cheat, steal, etc., if you have good intentions. ____

writing opportunity: in a long way from chicago, joey and mary alice visit their wacky grandmother, grandma dowdel. describe some of your favorite memories with your grandparents. try to think of something crazy!

Explanation:

1. "Two wrongs make a right" is a fallacy, so it's false.
2. The elderly are not generally out - of - touch with reality, false.
3. Books typically follow a plot structure for coherence, so "Books do not need to follow a plot map" is false.
4. Lying, cheating, stealing are wrong regardless of intentions, false.

Answer:

1. F
2. F
3. F
4. F