Summary practice SWBST

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What does the S mean in SWBST?

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Some (the main character in the story) - This refers to the character that the story is mainly about.

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What does the W mean in SWBST?

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Wanted (what the character wanted) - This describes the character's goal or desire in the story.

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What does the B mean in SWBST?

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But (what was the character's main problem or obstacle) - This highlights the main challenge the character faces.

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What does the second S mean in SWBST?

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So (how did the character solve the problem or overcome the obstacle?) - This explains the resolution or how the character dealt with the problem.

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What does the T mean in SWBST?

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Then (to give the resolution, how the story ended, or the message/moral of the story) - This summarizes the conclusion of the story.

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What is a summary?

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A summary is a brief statement that gives the main points of a story or text.

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Why is it important to summarize a story?

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Summarizing helps to understand the main ideas and remember key details.

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What is the main character?

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The main character is the person or animal that the story is mostly about.

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What is a problem in a story?

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A problem is a challenge or obstacle that the main character must face.

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What is a resolution in a story?

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The resolution is how the problem in the story is solved.