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Grade 7
Strand 1
7.1.A
7.1.B
7.1.C
7.1.D
Strand 2
7.2.A
7.2.B
7.2.C
Strand 3
7.3
Strand 4
7.4
Strand 5
7.5.A
7.5.B
7.5.C
7.5.D
7.5.E
7.5.F
7.5.G
7.5.H
7.5.I
Strand 6
7.6.A
7.6.B
7.6.C
7.6.D
7.6.E
7.6.F
7.6.G
7.6.H
7.6.I
Strand 7
7.7.A
7.7.B
7.7.C
7.7.D
Strand 8
7.8.A
7.8.B
7.8.C
7.8.D
7.8.D.i
7.8.D.ii
7.8.D.iii
7.8.E
7.8.E.i
7.8.E.ii
7.8.E.iii
7.8.F
Strand 9
7.9.A
7.9.B
7.9.C
7.9.D
7.9.E
7.9.F
7.9.G
Strand 10
7.10.A
7.10.B
7.10.B.i
7.10.B.ii
7.10.C
7.10.D
7.10.D.i
7.10.D.ii
7.10.D.iii
7.10.D.iv
7.10.D.v
7.10.D.vi
7.10.D.vii
7.10.D.viii
7.10.D.ix
7.10.E
Strand 11
7.11.A
7.11.B
7.11.C
7.11.D
Strand 12
7.12.A
7.12.B
7.12.C
7.12.D
7.12.E
7.12.F
7.12.G
7.12.H
7.12.H.i
7.12.H.ii
7.12.I
7.12.J
TEKS ELA Standard: 7.8.E.i
identifying the claim
Impostor Syndrome
How high-performing students can often feel like they aren’t really that great.
Paradox: The Barber’s Paradox
The barber shaves everybody who doesn’t themselves. So… does the barber shave
himself?
Paradox: The Liar’s Paradox
Nothing like a paradox to get your kids
brains exploding
🤯! This one starts with five simple words: “This statement is a lie.”