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    This anticipation guide contains 10 statements about ships and shipwrecks that students are asked to agree or disagree with before and after learning more about the topics. The statements cover parts of ships like the hull and topmast, the oldest known shipwreck, what ships with gun ports were used for, causes of shipwrecks like being overloaded or battling an iceberg, forms of historical communication at sea, and safety equipment on ships. Students are meant to indicate their initial opinions and then re-evaluate their stances after receiving more contextual evidence about each topic.

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    This anticipation guide contains 10 statements about ships and shipwrecks that students are asked to agree or disagree with before and after learning more about the topics. The statements cover parts of ships like the hull and topmast, the oldest known shipwreck, what ships with gun ports were used for, causes of shipwrecks like being overloaded or battling an iceberg, forms of historical communication at sea, and safety equipment on ships. Students are meant to indicate their initial opinions and then re-evaluate their stances after receiving more contextual evidence about each topic.

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    AnticipationGuide 1

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    This anticipation guide contains 10 statements about ships and shipwrecks that students are asked to agree or disagree with before and after learning more about the topics. The statements cover parts of ships like the hull and topmast, the oldest known shipwreck, what ships with gun ports were used for, causes of shipwrecks like being overloaded or battling an iceberg, forms of historical communication at sea, and safety equipment on ships. Students are meant to indicate their initial opinions and then re-evaluate their stances after receiving more contextual evidence about each topic.

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    Anticipation Guide

    Before After
    Agree Disagree Statement and Evidence Agree Disagree
    1. A hull is the part of a hip that people walk
    on.

    Evidence:
    2. The main topmast was on the very front
    of the boat.

    Evidence:
    3. The Ulu Burun was one of the oldest
    known shipwrecks.

    Evidence:
    4. A ship with gun ports was a ship that
    delivered things to other countries.

    Evidence:
    5. The Vasa shipwrecked because of a
    battle.

    Evidence:
    6. Icebergs cannot cause shipwrecks to
    giant ships.

    Evidence:
    7. A ship that has too much weight on it can
    be tipped over by wind.

    Evidence:

    8. The Royal Charter shipwreck was


    caused because of a war.

    Evidence:

    9. Most communication was with flags when


    ships were on the water.

    Evidence:

    10. Lifeboats ore on the side of every giant


    ship.

    Evidence:

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