Exploring Literature and Thinking

What do you think the main character feels in the story?

• The main character feels only happiness.

• The main character feels completely indifferent.

• The main character feels a mix of emotions.

• The main character feels solely anger.

Why do you think the author chose this setting?

• To enhance mood and themes, and reflect characters' struggles.

• To create a sense of nostalgia and comfort.

• To showcase the author's writing style.

• To introduce a new character's backstory.

How would you change the ending of the story?

• The protagonist chooses to ignore the truth, leading to a mundane and unremarkable life.

• The protagonist uncovers a hidden truth that changes their fate, leading to a hopeful ending.

• The story ends abruptly with no resolution, leaving the characters in limbo.

• The protagonist sacrifices everything for revenge, resulting in a tragic ending.

What lesson can we learn from the characters' choices?

• We learn to avoid thinking about our choices.

• We learn that all choices are equally valid.

• We learn that decisions have no consequences.

• We learn the importance of making thoughtful and ethical decisions.

Why is the title important to the story?

• The title is important because it reflects the central theme and sets the tone for the story.

• The title only serves as a marketing tool.

• The title is irrelevant to the plot.

• The title is chosen randomly without meaning.

How do the illustrations help tell the story?

• The illustrations are unrelated to the story's themes.

• The illustrations only depict the background scenery.

• The illustrations distract from the main plot.

• The illustrations help tell the story by providing visual context and enhancing understanding of characters and themes.

What would you ask the author if you could?

• What do you think about your critics?

• What is your favorite book?

• What inspired you to write this?

• How long did it take you to write this?

How do the characters solve their problems?

• The characters rely solely on luck to overcome their challenges.

• The characters avoid discussing their problems altogether.

• The characters solve their problems through communication, collaboration, and leveraging their strengths.

• The characters ignore their issues and hope they resolve themselves.

What is your favorite part of the story and why?

• The antagonist's backstory is revealed.

• The setting changes dramatically.

• A side character finds a hidden treasure.

• The protagonist overcoming their greatest fear.

How does the story make you feel?

• Confused and lost

• Indifferent and bored

• Empathetic and reflective

• Angry and frustrated