Dialogues.

What are dialogues in a story?

• Words that describe nouns.

• Dialogues are conversations between two characters or more.

• Dialogues are ideas from the characters.

• Dialogues are words that name people and places.

How do you identify a dialogue?

• You can identify a dialogue with punctuation marks.

• You can identify a dialogue with question marks.

• You can identify a dialogue with exclamation marks.

• You can identify a dialogue with quotation marks.

What is the importance of a dialogue?

• Dialogues are important because they show the characters' feelings or emotions.

• Dialogues are important because they show us opinions.

• Dialogues are important because they inform us.

• Dialogues are not important in a story.

Choose one dialogue from the options:

• The man and his family were kind to me.

• Living with giants is not easy.

• 'Please don't do this,' I heard Glumdalclitch say to her father.

• Lots of people paid to see me.

Choose one dialogue that is part from the book Gulliver's Travels:

• 'It’s amazing! Do you think we could climb it?' said Samantha.

• 'I want a house!' cried Emily.

• 'Why do you look so sad, Gulliver?' asked the queen.

• 'I don't need my soul' said the fisherman.

Where is Gulliver in chapters 7 and 8?

• Gulliver is in Lilliput.

• Gulliver is in England.

• Gulliver is in Brobdingnag.

• Gulliver is in India.

What is Gulliver's new friend?

• Her name is Glumdalclitch.

• Her name is the queen.

• His name is the farmer.

• His name is Blefuscu.

What is Gulliver's conclusion at the end of chapter 8?

• He said that Lilliputians are good people.

• He said that size and appearance do not matter.

• He said that he missed England.

• He said that size and apperance matter.