N&N TQ

Audio Response

Name the six Notice and Note strategies.

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Multiple Choice

How many Notice and Note Signposts are there?

• 5

• 6

• 7

• 8

Audio Response

What is Signpost 3?

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Multiple Choice

According to the video, if a character asks a really difficult question,

• We need to annotate it.

• We need to stop and note it.

• We need to tell a teacher.

• It might change things.

Multiple Choice

According to the video, after we stop and note a difficult question, we need to ask....

• What does this question make me wonder about?

• Why is the character doing that?

• How does this change things?

• Why am I reading this?

Multiple Choice

According to the video, understanding a character's tough question will help you understand...

• figurative language

• plot

• theme

• internal conflict

Multiple Choice

According to the video, what is another way to understand internal conflict? They are...

• Deep problems in the world.

• Deep problems that worry a character.

• Deep problems between characters.

• Allusions to Greek myths.

Multiple Choice

According to the video, authors...

• teach life lessons.

• use allusions.

• use figurative language.

• put everything in their books on purpose.

Multiple Choice

According to the slide, some questions are easy and some are tough.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

According to the slide, tough questions are questions that seem at the moment...

• not to have an easy answer.

• to have an answer that comes to you instantly.

• to tell about figurative language.

• to tell about allusions.

Multiple Choice

According to the slide, tough questions are...

• When you’re reading and the character answers himself/herself a really difficult question.

• When you’re reading and the character asks others a really difficult question.

• When you’re reading and the character asks himself/herself a really difficult question that reveals his or her inner struggles.

• When you’re reading and the character quotes a text.

Multiple Choice

According to the slide, tough questions sometimes show up...

• in pairs.

• in a setting.

• in al allusion.

• in a resolution.

Multiple Choice

According to the slide, when you see a tough question you should ask....

• “What does this question make me want to do?”

• “How does this change things?”

• “What does this question make me wonder about?”

• “Why is the character doign that?”

Multiple Select

According to the slide, when you see a tough question it helps you understand...

[HINT- there is more than one right answer]

• Internal Conflict 

• Theme

• Character Development

• TThe Climax

Multiple Choice

According to the slide, when you see a tough question you should ask....

• “What does this question make me want to do?”

• “How does this change things?”

• “What does this question make me wonder about?”

• “Why is the character doign that?”

Multiple Select

According to the slide, when you see a tough question it helps you understand...

[HINT- there is more than one right answer]

• Internal Conflict 

• Foreshadowing Events that Haven't Happened Yet

• Character Development

• Dialogue

Audio Response

Name a "Tough Question" that happens in the video.

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Audio Response

How does this tough question show the character's internal conflict?

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Name a "Tough Question" that happens in the text.

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How does this tough question show the character's internal conflict?

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Audio Response

Name another "Tough Question" that happens in the text.

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How does this tough question show the character's internal conflict?

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Multiple Choice

According to the slide, plot moves forward by...

• compare and contrast events

• storyline

• resolution

• cause and effect events

Multiple Choice

According to the slide, the exposition is...

• turning point

• characters, setting, background info

• how the main problem resolves

• the end of the story; wrap up

Multiple Choice

According to the slide, the climax is...

• turning point

• characters, setting, background info

• how the main problem resolves

• the end of the story; wrap up

Multiple Choice

According to the slide, the resolution is...

• turning point

• characters, setting, background info

• how the main problem resolves

• the end of the story; wrap up

Multiple Choice

According to the slide, the falling action is...

• turning point

• characters, setting, background info

• how the main problem resolves

• the end of the story; wrap up

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Label the plot mountain.