Setting Pressure Choose ONE setting detail. Explain how it creates or intensifies conflict and affects the characters. Sentence frame: The setting detail “___” intensifies the conflict because ___. It causes or forces the characters to ___. Immediate feedback: Explain what the setting detail does, not only what it looks like.  

Which statement BEST expresses another main idea developed through the choices the Loisels make? Immediate feedback: Mathilde’s desire for a different life influences decisions involving the dress and necklace, and those choices eventually contribute to the Loisels’ enormous debt.

 Which detail BEST supports the main idea that Mathilde believes wealth and admiration would make her life better? Immediate feedback: Her dreams of luxury and admiration directly reveal what Mathilde believes would improve her life.

Change the Pressure If the night had been calm, explain two ways the plot would change. Address a decision and a later event in 3–4 sentences. Sentence frame: If the night had been calm, ___ would not have happened. The character might ___. As a result, ___. Immediate feedback: Trace two logically connected consequences from the changed condition.  

The sniper decides there is “not much danger” and then a machine gun fires at him. How should the reader revise the prediction that he is safe?

The sniper places his cap on the rifle and lets it fall after the enemy shoots it. What outcome does he most likely predict?

Select all of the correct answers, there is more than one correct answer:  What are three of the most common reasons why psychologists conduct research?

After the sniper is shot in the arm and cannot use his rifle well, what is the most logical prediction?

How long did the Stanford Prisoner Experiment last? 

____________ is a branch of neuroscience also known as physiological psychology, that focuses on the relationship between behavior and physiological events within the brain and the rest of the nervous system.