Question

es us different?
net,\ you found out how one persons dreams can be
different from anothers.
reread the story. then complete the chart. tell why the text is important to you.
t chart
what i read
\im doing something good.\ her voice broke.
she was on the edge of tears. (page 216)
\i didnt know you took it that seriously,\ he said.
\i do.\ she turned from him. \its my dream.\
(page 216)
\a dream isnt about things,\ marisol said.
\a dream is who you want to be.\ (page 217)
he laughed and sat up. marisol sat up, too.
they were on the floor together. just like when
they were kids, she thought. (page 218)
finally, finally, he was showing respect. it was
good to feel tight with him again. (page 220)
why it is important to me
marisol feels

i feel this way when

i understand how feels
about ballet because i

my dream is to be

marisol feels
because

i sometimes feel this way when

marisol feels

respect is important in a family because

Explanation:

This task involves analyzing a literary text (story) and making personal connections, which falls under the Arts discipline, specifically Literature (subfield). The T - chart requires interpreting character emotions (Marisol's feelings) from the text and relating them to one's own experiences, as well as reflecting on the importance of themes like dreams and respect. For example, for the first row:

• Marisol feels emotional (on the edge of tears) because she is passionate about doing good, maybe related to her dream. One can relate by thinking of times when they were emotional about a meaningful action, like helping others.
• For the line about "It's my dream", understanding Marisol's dedication to ballet (implied by context) and relating it to one's own dreams, like a dream to be an artist, athlete, etc.
• The theme of dreams being about identity ("who you want to be") connects to personal aspirations.
• The scene of sitting together like kids shows a sense of nostalgia or reconnection, which one can relate to moments with loved ones.
• The respect shown and re - connection with a family member (implied) relates to the importance of respect in family for strong relationships.

Answer:

To complete the chart, here are sample responses (you can personalize them):

Row 1:

• Marisol feels emotional and passionate (because her voice broke and she was near tears while doing something good).
• I feel this way when I help a friend in need and see the positive impact, feeling both emotional and fulfilled.

Row 2:

• I understand how Marisol feels about ballet because I have a strong passion for [your hobby/dream, e.g., painting] and take it very seriously.
• (Complete the sentence: "I understand how Marisol feels about ballet because I have a strong passion for painting and take it very seriously, just like she does for ballet.")

Row 3:

• My dream is to be [your dream, e.g., a doctor] because I want to help people and make a difference in their lives (relating to the idea that a dream is about who you want to be).

Row 4:

• Marisol feels nostalgic and comforted because she and the other person sat together like when they were kids.
• I sometimes feel this way when I spend time with my childhood friend, and we do things we used to do as kids.

Row 5:

• Marisol feels respected and reconnected with the other person.
• Respect is important in a family because it builds trust, understanding, and strong bonds, just like it did for Marisol and her family member.