What is the main idea of the passage you just read?

• A list of characters in the passage

• The main idea of the passage.

• The author's opinion on the topic

• A summary of the passage

How does the author use imagery to enhance the story?

• The author uses imagery to create vivid mental pictures that enhance the reader's emotional connection to the story.

• The author avoids using imagery to keep the story simple.

• The author uses imagery to confuse the reader's understanding of the plot.

• Imagery is used to provide detailed statistics about the characters.

Identify a character's motivation and explain its significance.

• Macbeth's ambition to become king.

• Banquo's loyalty to the throne

• Lady Macbeth's desire for power

• Duncan's trust in his subjects

What are the themes presented in the text?

• The importance of technology in modern life

• The role of family in personal development

• Struggle for identity, impact of societal norms, quest for personal freedom.

• The influence of historical events on culture

How does the setting influence the plot of the story?

• The plot is solely determined by the characters' backgrounds.

• The setting has no impact on the characters' decisions.

• The setting only serves as a backdrop without influencing the story.

• The setting influences the plot by providing context that shapes characters' actions and motivations.

Can you summarize the text in your own words?

• Provide a detailed analysis of the text.

• List all the characters mentioned in the text.

• Explain the author's background and intentions.

• Summarize the main ideas of the text concisely.

What literary devices are used in the passage? Provide examples.

• Oxymoron, symbolism, foreshadowing

• Allegory, irony, dialogue

• Metaphor, personification, imagery

• Simile, alliteration, hyperbole

How does the author develop the main character throughout the story?

• The author develops the main character by focusing solely on their past.

• The author develops the main character through challenges, internal conflicts, and evolving relationships.

• The author develops the main character through their physical appearance.

• The author develops the main character through repetitive dialogue.

What questions do you have after reading the text?

• What is the author's name?

• What is the specific text being referred to?

• What is the main theme of the text?

• How long is the text?

How would you change the ending of the story and why?

• The protagonist fails to achieve their goal but maintains all their relationships.

• The story ends with the protagonist achieving their goal and gaining a new friend.

• The protagonist sacrifices their goal for a new love interest.

• The protagonist achieves their goal but loses a cherished relationship in the process.