Notice and Note Signposts

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What is a signpost in literature?

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A signpost is a clue or signal that helps readers understand the deeper meaning of a text.

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What does 'Words of the Wiser' signify?

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It indicates when a character, often older, shares advice or wisdom with another character.

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What does 'Tough Questions' refer to?

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It refers to moments when a character faces a difficult decision or dilemma.

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What does 'Again and Again' mean in a story?

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It highlights a repeated element or theme that emphasizes a particular idea or lesson.

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What is the purpose of noticing signposts while reading?

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To help readers make connections, ask questions, and think deeper about the text.

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What is an example of 'Words of the Wiser'?

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A character reflecting on their life experiences and giving advice to a younger character.

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How can 'Tough Questions' affect a character's development?

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They can lead to growth, change, or a deeper understanding of themselves and their values.

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What is an example of 'Again and Again' in a story?

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A character repeatedly encountering reminders of their goals or struggles throughout the narrative.

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What does 'Contrast and Contradiction' indicate?

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It shows a difference between what a character expects and what actually happens, prompting deeper analysis.

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How does 'Memory Moment' function in a narrative?

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It reveals a character's past experiences that influence their current actions or feelings.