Which of these situations could be described as a collaborative conversation? a. a formal debate in which two students present opposite sides of an issue
b. a group of students listening to and asking questions of one another
c. a group of students dividing up tasks for a school project
d. two students presenting different ideas for the school council

Joseph hated Rico’s ideas for a class website, but he wanted to keep the collaborative conversation going. What question might he ask to express his opinion without ending the discussion?
a. Does anyone else hate this idea?
b. Can we do it my way instead?
c. Does anyone else have a different idea?
d. Why do we have to listen to Rico?

Which phrase briefly describes the setting of a story?
a. the sequence the events in a story
b. the people who appear in the story
c. the conflict and its resolution in the story
d. where and when a story takes place