Flipbook

Flipbook: The R in CER stands for:

• Reasoning

• Review

• Repeat

• Restate

Flipbook: A conflict/problem within one character. The character struggles with a choice, opinion, or flaw within themselves. A challenge of a character’s moral compass.

• Character Vs. Character

• Character Vs. Self

• Character Vs. Environment/World

Flipbook: The C in CER stands for...

• Counter-Argument

• Conclusion

• Course

• Claim

Flipbook: What is the primary purpose of a flipbook in storytelling?

• A) To provide a static image

• B) To create an animated sequence

• C) To serve as a traditional book

• D) To display a single scene

Flipbook: Which of the following best describes the motion in a flipbook?

• A) Static

• B) Linear

• C) Dynamic

• D) Circular

Flipbook: In terms of literary devices, what does a flipbook most closely resemble?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Imagery

• D) Alliteration

Flipbook: What is a key characteristic of a flipbook?

• A) It is read from right to left

• B) It uses digital technology

• C) It creates the illusion of motion

• D) It is a type of e-book

Flipbook: Which of the following is essential for creating a flipbook?

• A) A digital screen

• B) A series of images

• C) A single photograph

• D) A narrative text

Flipbook: How does a flipbook convey a story?

• A) Through written text

• B) Through a series of static images

• C) Through moving images

• D) Through sound

Flipbook: What is the main difference between a flipbook and a traditional book?

• A) Flipbooks are longer

• B) Flipbooks are animated

• C) Flipbooks have more text

• D) Flipbooks are digital