Structure of Avalanche Paper

What does the writer begin by describing in the beginning?

• A chaotic and noisy setting

• A beautiful and peaceful setting

• A dark and stormy night

• A crowded and busy city

Why is the beginning interesting to the reader?

• It introduces a new character

• It creates a sense of mystery

• The reader is able to visualize the scene

• It starts with a dramatic event

What quotation is used to describe the beginning?

• 'the total whiteness faded to grey and then to black'

• 'she felt a small slab of snow slip from underneath her'

• 'gentle six point flakes from a picture book'

• 'the storm raged on with fury'

What happens during the pivotal shift?

• Zoe finds a hidden treasure

• Zoe triggers an avalanche

• Zoe meets a new friend

• Zoe discovers a secret passage

Why is the pivotal shift interesting?

• It introduces a new character

• It creates tension for the reader

• It resolves the main conflict

• It provides comic relief

What quotation is used to describe the pivotal shift?

• 'the total whiteness faded to grey and then to black'

• 'she felt a small slab of snow slip from underneath her'

• 'gentle six point flakes from a picture book'

• 'the storm raged on with fury'

What does the writer describe at the end?

• The resolution of the conflict

• The turmoil of being caught in the avalanche

• A peaceful and serene landscape

• A joyful reunion

Why is the end interesting?

• It reveals a hidden truth

• It leaves the reader with a sense of closure

• We wonder if Zoe and Jake survive

• It introduces a new character

What quotation is used to describe the end?

• 'the total whiteness faded to grey and then to black'

• 'she felt a small slab of snow slip from underneath her'

• 'gentle six point flakes from a picture book'

• 'the storm raged on with fury'

What is the main focus of the detailed analysis?

• Character development

• Plot twists

• The progression of events and their impact

• The use of humor