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‫‪ ,Module F‬קיץ ‪1023‬‬
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Part I
A. The Split Cherry Tree\ Jesse Stuart
1) 1. Because he needs to get home.
2) During Pa's time the pupils stayed in class and studied from books.
Dave's school lets the pupils go out and explore nature.
3) Pa thinks that Dave is too proud to do his chores since he is the only
one in his family to get an education. Pa thinks that Dave was late because
he cares more about school than about his home and family.
4) a. TK I chose: Compare and contrast
At the beginning of the story Dave is embarrassed by his father and
doesn’t want him to come to school. At the end of the story Dave is proud
of his father because he sees that he is a moral man who works hard.
b. I chose this TK because I compared between Dave's views of his
father at the beginning and end of the story.
5) a. After their meeting Pa begins to respect Professor Herbert. He
sees that the professor is fair and did what was best for the children
and that he has great knowledge.
b. When the professor first meets Pa he is afraid of him because of
his gun. After speaking with Pa the professor sees that he wants to learn
and starts to respect Pa because he is a moral person. He even offers to
pay Dave's debt so he can go help his father on the farm.
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B. Rules of the Game\ Amy Tan
6) 4. The fact that her mother wants to show her off.
7) Waverly's mother ignores her and tells the rest of her family to
ignore her as well.
8) The story takes place in Chinatown. Throughout the story Waverly's
mother teaches her Chinese wisdom and Waverly learns chess from and
old Chinese man. The wisdom and skill she learned from her Chinese
surroundings help her win games.
9) a. TK I chose: explaining cause and effect
Waverly learned from her mother about "invisible strength". She learned
to control her emotions and to think for herself. These lessons eventually
help Waverly defeat her opponents in chess.
b. I chose this TK because I explained the effects the lessons
Waverly's mother taught her had on Waverly.
10) a. Waverly and her mother try to manipulate each other like chess
players. Waverly's mother tries to control her by telling her what to do
while Waverly uses her success in chess to gain more privileges and
independence.
b. Waverly gains respect from her family and neighbors and special
privileges around the house. However, she loses her freedom and
childhood since she has to spend all day practicing chess.
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Part II
C. All My Sons\ Arthur Miller
11) 1. He now understands what they did wrong during the war.
12) Steve was afraid of loud noises.
13) Kate is worried that the truth about the cylinder heads will be
revealed. This will force Joe to admit that he is guilty and will mean that
Joe is responsible for Larry's death.
14) a. TK I chose: Explaining patterns.
This quote shows us how much George looks up to Chris. He admired Chris
so much that he thought that if Chris said Joe was innocent and Steve
was guilty it had to be true.
b. I chose this TK because George looked up to Chris and respected
his opinion since they were young boys.
15) a. Keller means that there is nothing more important than family. He
wants Anne to understand that her father should be more important to
her than Chris and that she should support him even though he committed
a crime.
b. When George and Anne learned of their father's crime and that 21
pilots died as a result of it they refused to have contact with him and
didn’t visit him in jail. Their behavior is different than Joe's. For Joe,
family is the most important thing no matter what happens.
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D. The Wave\ Morton Rhue
16) 1. She doesn’t believe in the Wave.
17) Robert has become more confident because he is an important figure
in the Wave and has become popular.
18) The Grapevine is important to the story because it is the main
opposition to the Wave at the school. It run editorials against the Wave
and shows the students the negative effect it has on the school.
19) a. TK I chose: compare and contrast
I think that Ben's experiment answered the question. In both Nazi
Germany and the school the people followed a charismatic leader. In the
school it was dangerous to opposed the Wave- Laurie was even
threatened for it. In Nazi Germany people who opposed the Nazi party
were imprisoned or executed.
b. I chose this TK because I compared between the Wave movement
and the Nazi party.
20) a. We can infer that the Wave is becoming a dangerous movement
that uses violence against people who oppose it.
b. At the beginning of the story Laurie and David are very close. The
Wave comes between them because David supports it and Laurie opposes
it. Only at the end when David realizes that the Wave is dangerous they
become close again.
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Part III- Bridging Text and Context
21) Mr. Know All\ W. Somerset Maugham
The quote says that to understand a person's character you must observe
him for a long time. Even though the people in Mr. Know All are on the
ship for only fourteen days, they spend most of their time together. The
narrator at first considers Mr. Kelada to be a self-centered showoff.
Mrs. Ramsay he sees as charming and modest. But the narrator
understands what both of them are really like after he sees the look on
Mrs. Ramsay's face during the discussion about the pearls and after he
hears Mr. Kelada lie about the pearls to save her. He understands that
Mr. Kelada cares about others and is not self-centered, and that Mrs.
Ramsay isn't honest, because she lied to her husband.
21) The Enemy\ Pearl S. Buck
In "The Enemy," Sadao's first reaction is to behave like many Japanese
at the time would have behaved, and throw the wounded POW back into
the sea. However, because he is a doctor who was educated in the United
States, Sadao has learned some of the values that the group of nations
described in the quote accepted. Therefore, he feels it is his duty to
treat the POW well and to save him. His wife in the end agrees with him.
Sadao's servants, like most Japanese, insist that the POW should die.
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