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Flashcards: Class Discussion 30 Flashcards 
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In the poem, how does the teacher respond to Jane's silence? |
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The teacher expresses concern for Jane's silence and encourages her to share her thoughts, asking if there is anything wrong. |
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What does the teacher mean by asking Jane to 'please be plain'? |
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The teacher is requesting Jane to speak clearly and openly about her feelings or what is troubling her. |
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True or False: The poem indicates that all students participated equally in the class discussion. |
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False. The poem highlights that while other students shared their views, Jane remained silent. |
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Fill in the blank: In the classroom setting, Jane's behavior contrasts with that of her peers, as she is ___ while others are engaging in discussion. |
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Silent |
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Short Answer: How does the poem illustrate the importance of communication in a classroom environment? |
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The poem illustrates communication's importance by showing how Jane's silence affects her interaction with peers and the teacher's concern for her well-being. |
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What can be inferred about Jane's character from her actions in the poem? |
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Jane may be shy, introverted, or possibly dealing with personal issues that prevent her from participating in the discussion. |
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The teacher's inquiry into Jane's silence serves to highlight the theme of ___ in the poem. |
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Empathy and understanding |
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Fill in the blank: Jane believes that everyone should be given their ___ and ___ regardless of how they express themselves. |
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Space and respect |
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True or False: Jane's statement implies that all people are outgoing and prefer to share their thoughts openly. |
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False; Jane acknowledges that many people are quiet and prefer to keep their thoughts to themselves. |
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How does Jane's perspective challenge social norms regarding communication? |
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Her perspective challenges the norm by emphasizing that being quiet is valid and should be respected, highlighting the diversity of human expression. |
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What is the central theme of Jane's reply to the teacher? |
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The central theme is the importance of acknowledging and respecting individual differences in communication styles. |
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True or False: Jane's nature is depicted as someone who disregards the feelings of quieter individuals. |
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False; Jane advocates for the acknowledgment and respect of those who are quiet. |
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Short Answer: What does Jane stand for in her response to the teacher? |
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She stands for the rights of individuals who prefer to be quiet and emphasizes the need for respect towards their choice. |
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Fill in the blank: Jane’s clear voice suggests that she is confident in expressing her views about the ___ of quiet individuals. |
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Value |
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How does Jane's statement reflect the diversity of human behavior? |
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It reflects that individuals have different preferences for communication, with some being more expressive and others more reserved, and all should be respected. |
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 Completed! Keep practicing to master all of them. |
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