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| ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS FOR READING |
| FICTION OR NON-FICTION |
RESPOND TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS USING COMPLETE SENTENCES. BE SURE TO EMBELLISH YOUR DETAILS SO YOUR READER CAN PICTURE WHAT YOU ARE WRITING. APPLY AS MANY READING STRATEGIES AS POSSIBLE BECAUSE THE MORE YOU ELABORATE THE MORE SPECTACULAR YOUR PAPER APPEARS...REMEMBER ALWAYS LEAVE YOUR READER WANTING MORE!
1. What is the Main Idea or Essential Message the author is presenting?
2. What is the Author’s Purpose for this story? Explain using the Details from the story to support your response.
3. How can you create the sequence of events using cause & effect or compare & contrast? Elaborate on your response by designing a graphic organizer. (Start a list then at the end of the story make the actual graphic design)
4. What is the Author's Point of View? Explain the connection using the protagonist and the antagonist?
5. Describe the Tone, Mood & Attitude of the characters in the story. BE SURE to include why the author chose that way to portray him/her.
6. Would you recommend this book to someone? Explain why or why not.
GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS DIRECTIONS: USE A GRAPHIC ORGANIZER THAT WE HAVE DISCUSSED AND COMPLETED IN CLASS. YOU SHOULD START WITH SOMETHING SIMPLE LIKE A KWL,T-CHART OR A LIST AS SUGGESTED IN #3. AFTER YOU COMPLETE THE TEXT THEN MOVE ON TO A WEB, VENN DIAGRAM, OUTLINE OR TIMELINE. BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR PREDICTIONS AND THE STEPS YOU TOOK TO CLARIFY YOUR RESPONSES. YOU MAY USE INSPIRATION TO DESIGN A WEB AND AN OUTLINE. UTILIZE THE INTERNET TO DESIGN ANY GRAPHIC ORGANIZER THAT WILL FIT YOUR PURPOSE.
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| Information for students who are absent. |
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