TOPIC No: 1 (Thank You Ma’am Q/A)

Q No: 1 What does the boy do in lines 1-12? Underline the details that tell you. Then circle the
sentence that tell you how the woman reacts.
Ans: A large woman with a large purse walking alone at night. She was carried it across her
shoulder. Suddenly a boy ran up behind her and tried to snatch her purse. The strap broke due
to single tug the boy gives it. But the weight of the purse and the boy’s weight can’t combine
and the lost his balance and fell on his back. A large woman turned around and kicked him.
Then she reached down and picked the boy up by his shirt front and shook him until his teeth
rattled.
Q No: 2 In lines 18-32 the woman speaks roughly to the boy. Circle what the boy says in
response. What do these lines of dialogue or conversation suggest about the boy’s feelings?
Ans: In lines 18-32 the boy response on lady’s questions is only Yes and No Mam and I am sorry
lady. These conversation and the boy’s response show boy’s feelings. The boy is confused due
to woman’s roughly questions. He thinks that the woman calls the police and give punished me.
But the woman can’t talk about the purse. She talking roughly to the boy and the boy can’t
understand the lady’s behavior.
Q No: 3 Underline the words in lines 38-40 that tell you what the woman plans to do. What do
these words reveal, or show about her?
Ans: The woman asked the boy “Your face is dirty. I got great mind to wash your face for you”
And then she said “If you ought to be my son. I Would teach you right from wrong. Least I can
do right now is to wash your face. Are you hungry”? These words reveal the woman was kind
hearted and also like strict mother on wrong things.
Q No: 4 In lines 50-59, we see Mrs. Jones drag Roger up the street. Drag and pull are synonyms
or words with similar meaning. If the writer had used pull instead of drag, would Mrs. Jones
have seemed as bold?
Ans: I think if writer used pull instead of drag then. Mrs. Jones Can’t seemed as bold. Because
due to drag. Jones’s want’s the boy realized his mistake. If You snatch the things from people
then the people behave like this.
Q No: 5 In lines 62-65, Roger faces as internal conflict. He must make a difficult decision.
Underline the words that show his two choices. What is his final decision.?
Ans: When the Mrs. Jones said the boy go and wash your face. Then the boy looked at the
door, looked at the woman again looked at the door and finely he decides and went to the sink.
Q No: 6 What can you infer, or guess about Roger from what he says about himself in line 74?
Ans: The Roger said “there’s nobody home at my house “I guess don’t have parents and
another elder person. Who tell the Roger what is wrong or what is right.
Q No: 7 Circle the words in lines 77 that show the boy’s motivation, or reason for trying to steal
the pocketbook. Underline Mrs. Jones response to his reason?
Ans: The boy wants a pair of blue suede shoes and that why he snatches the lady’s purse. After
listening the reason Mrs. Jones said the boy well, you didn’t have to snatch my purse to get the
suede shoes could’ve asked me.
Q No: 8 In line 81 Roger says Ma’am? Because he is surprised at Mrs. Jones response. What
might he have expected her to say?
Ans: The boy didn’t expect this response from Mrs., Jones. He was surprised.
I think the boy expected that the Mrs. Jones scold or punish me. After listening the reason of
snatching the purse.
Q No: 9 Re-read the sentence in lines 88-89. What does it tell you about Mrs. Jones?
Ans: When Mrs., Jones was young and also, she wanted things but she could not get. Due to
some reason.
Q No: 10 Pause at line 99, Mrs. Jones avoids saying. “but I didn’t snatch people’s pocketbook.
“Why doesn’t she say this?
Ans: Mrs. Jones avoids saying “I didn’t snatch people’s pocketbook “because she can’t tell the
boy what she was doing to get things. She keeps her secret. She can’t share with anyone.
Q No: 11 Read the description of Mrs. One home (line 100-108). What do you learn about her
from where she lives?
Ans: Mrs. Jones lives in a large kitchenette furnished room at the rear of the house. This is a
large house and many other rooms in this house. She was not live alone.
Q No :12 Through her actions in lines 100-108 Mrs. Jones shows Roger (and the reader) that she
trusts him. Underline the details that tell what she does?
Ans: Mrs. Jones did not watch the boy to see he was going to run now. She can’t close the door.
And she put her purse on the daybed and she didn’t watch her purse.
Q No :13 You can learn a lot about the characters motivations from their actions. Read aloud
the boxed passage to make each character’s motives clear?
Ans: Mrs. Jones motives the boy through her actions and conversation and also, she teaches
the boy what is wrong or what is right. She can’t scold or punish the boy. She treats the boy
normally.
Q No: 14 Pause at line 121.Why doesn’t Mrs. Jones ask Roger personal questions?
Ans: Mrs. Jones doesn’t want the boy felt embarrass or confused to talking about her personal
life.
Q No: 15 Pause at line 128.When Mrs. Jones gives Roger the money, she is trying to teach him
something. What do you think she wants him to learn?
Ans: Mrs. Jones give him ten dollars and said now you can buy suede shoes. And she teaches
him. Next time do not make mistake of snatching people’s purse. Behave yourself and she
wants him to learn that the snatching people’s purse is not a good thing. Behave yourself and
next time do not make this mistake.
Q No: 16 At the end of the story, why is it difficult for the boy to thank Mrs. Jones?
Ans: She treat him like a kid and give him ten dollars to buy the shoes. He felt shamed because
he snatches her purse and the lady can’t scold him. Also, she teaches him what’s wrong or
what’s right. That why the boy can’t say thank you to the lady.

TOPIC No: 2 (Identify the dependent and independent clauses)

Identify Dependent and Independent Clauses

1.That store opens at nine o’clock. ID

2.Unless you plan on leaving. D

3.Whatever the circumstance is. D

4.Bottled water was delivered to their door. ID

5.Go away. ID

6.If our ship arrives early. D

7.Whenever we finish this task. D

8.During the power failure our lights went out. ID

9.Stop. ID

10.Although the dam broke. D

11.Laughing and splashing the two played in the pool. ID

12.After I run these errands. D

13.Mr Dobbins loves chocolate chip cookies. ID

14.From the time I was three years old. ID

15.Harriet vowed never to do that again. ID

TOPIC NO: 3 (Circle dependent clauses and underline independent clauses)

Ninjas: Although some people are afraid of ninjas, since they are so deadly, I think that
they’re cool. Because Ninjas have so many enemies, they live high in tree on top of mountains.
No one can reach them in their mountains tree forts unless they lower their rope ladders for
them. If you tried to climb up a ninjas’ tree without the rope ladder, you would probably get hit
with a million ninja stars Despite their inhospitable nature, ninjas are usually nice to children
and animals.
Dependent Clauses
. Although some people are afraid of ninjas.
. Since they are so deadly
. Because ninjas have so many enemies.

Independent Clauses
. I think that they are cool.
. They live high in trees on top of mountains.
. No one can reach them in their mountains tree forts unless they lower their rope of
ladders for them.

TOPIC NO 4
TEST YOUR SELF (FINDIND ERROR IN EACH SENTENCE)
CORRECTION:
1.The planning have been submitted; however, we have not received an approval yet.

2.we are told that an inspector found several discrepancies in the processes.

3.The plan included: goals, timeline, a budget, and specific responsibilities.

4.lori needs at least a week notice if she wants to travel to Cost Rica.
5. Hiroko is talking an early shuttle to los angles and Han are planning to drive his car.

6.The main reason I hired Anne Mroz, the consultant, was to reduce the callbacks.

7.How does the summer heat effect your energy level?

8. The summer kick off meeting is scheduled on Friday June 6th.

9.Shelley moved to Vancouver, British Colombia. which is where she and his brother grew up.

10.For Carol and I , having our supervisor on fort worth ,Texas, have been very challenging.

TOPIC NO 5