Being Your Best Unit Test
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Question
Use the stories Cheonson and the Admiral and The Unbreakable Code to answer the question.
Cheonson and the Admiral
The Unbreakable Code
How are Cheonson and John different from each other in the two stories?
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Responses
Cheonson learns lessons from his grandfather, but John does not.
Cheonson learns lessons from his grandfather, but John does not.
Cheonson was always brave, but John was afraid in the beginning.
Cheonson was always brave, but John was afraid in the beginning.
Cheonson loves his family, but John does not.
Cheonson loves his family, but John does not.
Cheonson wants to leave his family, but John wants to stay with his.
This response is not correct. The correct response is:
In Cheonson and the Admiral, Cheonson is a brave and determined young man who sets out to catch a fish for the admiral. In contrast, in The Unbreakable Code, John is a young boy who is afraid and unsure of himself. He learns to be brave and confident over the course of the story.
Based on the two stories, Cheonson and John are different from each other in the following ways:
1. Cheonson learns lessons from his grandfather, but John does not learn any lessons.
2. Cheonson is always brave, while John is initially afraid at the beginning.
3. Cheonson loves his family, but there is no information given about John's feelings towards his family.
4. Cheonson wants to leave his family, but John wants to stay with his family.
To answer the question, "How are Cheonson and John different from each other in the two stories?" you can analyze the characteristics and actions of both characters in the stories "Cheonson and the Admiral" and "The Unbreakable Code."
Start by reading and understanding the two stories. Look for specific details about Cheonson and John that highlight their differences. Take note of their behaviors, relationships with family, and personal growth throughout the story.
In "Cheonson and the Admiral," observe how Cheonson interacts with his grandfather and the lessons he learns from him. Consider if John exhibits similar behaviors or experiences any personal growth in the story.
In "The Unbreakable Code," pay attention to Cheonson's bravery and compare it to John's initial fear. Look for instances where John overcomes his fear or shows a different attitude towards challenges.
Once you have a clear understanding of the two stories and the characteristics of Cheonson and John, refer to the provided responses and determine which one accurately describes their differences based on your analysis.
In this particular case, the correct response that aligns with the differences between Cheonson and John in the two stories is "Cheonson learns lessons from his grandfather, but John does not" as stated twice in the answer options. This shows that Cheonson's relationship with his grandfather is an important aspect that sets him apart from John.