Notice and Note Signposts

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What is the 'Again and Again' signpost?

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The 'Again and Again' signpost occurs when a word, phrase, or situation is repeated throughout a text, indicating a theme or important idea.

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What does 'Words of the Wiser' mean?

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'Words of the Wiser' refers to advice given by a character, often an older or more experienced person, that can provide insight into the story's themes.

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What is an 'Aha Moment'?

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An 'Aha Moment' is when a character realizes or understands something important, often leading to a change in perspective or action.

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True or False: Tough questions are always easy and have an answer.

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False. Tough questions are complex and often do not have straightforward answers.

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What question should you ask when you find a contrast or contradiction in a story?

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You should ask, 'Why is the character doing that?' to explore the significance of the contrast.

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What is the purpose of noticing signposts in a text?

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Noticing signposts helps readers understand deeper meanings, themes, and character development in a story.

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Give an example of a 'Memory Moment' signpost.

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A 'Memory Moment' occurs when a character recalls a past event, which can provide context or insight into their current situation.

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What does it mean when a character faces a 'Tough Question'?

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A 'Tough Question' is a dilemma or challenge that does not have a clear answer, prompting deeper thought and reflection.

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How can 'Again and Again' help in understanding a theme?

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Repetition of certain elements can highlight key themes or messages the author wants to convey.

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What is the significance of 'Words of the Wiser' in a narrative?

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It often foreshadows events or provides crucial insights that can guide the protagonist's decisions.