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9. What choice would you have made if you were Roberto Clemente? Justify your thinking. 3.2 C
Determine the purpose of reading, generate questions and monitor comprehension Analysis/ Synthesis/ Evaluation

9. Model Response: I would have made the same choice to return home to Puerto Rico to help support the earthquake victims. Taking supplies to his country shows he is a concerned citizen. He wants to take care of the people that raised him. He knew it was a dangerous time to fly, but was more concerned about the people in Puerto Rico.

10. Part of the title called Roberto Clemente “Pride of The Pittsburgh Pirates” Why do you think he is called by that name? 3.2A
Use ideas to make and confirm predictions Application

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