This unusual story by Nathaniel Hawthorne
introduces the reader to an isolated family in the mountains who have a visit
from a stranger. The outcome is quite unexpected and fitting with the
nature of the character. Complete story is available on screen for students to scroll. Short enough for one class
period, but Open and Save features are available for those who don't finish. 20 questions with alternate answers. Students type
answer and immediate response is given -- correct or incorrect, along with
the correct answer. Grade is displayed on screen and printed report
available for teacher and student.
Interactive
Ambitious Guest
#SF9
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World destruction is the theme of this story and the life that struggles to
survive even after the big bomb has gone off. If you like the short
story called
By the Waters of Babylon, by
Vincent Benet, you and your classes
will enjoy our software guide and test called Interactive
By the Waters of Babylon. Students will willingly exhaust their
brains trying to answer the thirty questions in this guide. You will
need a copy of the story which is available in many short story collections
or at your local library. The program checks each answer and gives a
grade at the end. There are 39 questions to stimulate interest and the
questions do come in sequential order so it is an interesting task that can
be finished in a single class period. Just in case, we have a save and
open feature for students who can't complete the task in one period.
Questions and answers can be printed by the teacher and a grade report is
issued at the conclusion of the program.
Interactive
By the Waters of Babylon #SF10
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Can there be any accident more 'shocking' than having a pig fall on you? And
killing you?
That's the premise of the story, A Shocking Accident,
by Graham Greene. Your kids will explore this story with our software
guide and test, Interactive Shocking Accident.
There are twenty-five questions in the software guide/test and your students will need a copy
of the story, which is available in many short story collections or at your local
library. The program checks each answer and gives a grade at the
end. The questions appear in sequential order making it a great project
for slower readers or group participation.
Interactive
Shocking Accident #SF11
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Saki is a fascinating writer (real name H. H. Munro) and there is no better
example of his short story writing than Tobermory.
We have taken the story and generated a study guide and test that you and your classes
will love working with and we have called it Interactive
Tobermory.
There are twenty-five questions in the software and your students will need a copy
of the story, which is available in many short story collections or at your local
library. The program checks each answer and gives a grade at the
end. This is available in printed form for teacher and student. The questions
appear in sequential order to make it an easy and rewarding experience.
Most students will be able to finish all questions in a class session, however,
we have included Save and open features for students who fall
behind.
Interactive
Tobermory #SF12
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