Narrator's Reflections on Literature

The video begins with a greeting and a recap of holiday gifts exchanged, including Ravenclaw socks and a Dr. Who book. The speaker then shares a discovery of a sixth-grade book report on 'The Westing Game' while cleaning their room. They reflect on their handwriting changes and analyze the report's content, expressing mixed opinions about the book. The speaker discusses their emotional connection to the book, highlighting favorite parts and the importance of dialogue. The video concludes with a reflection on the book's impact and a recommendation, revealing the speaker's grade on the report.

What gift did Margot give the narrator?

• A writing journal

• Ravenclaw socks

• A Doctor Who book

• A mystery novel

What did the narrator find while cleaning their room?

• An old diary

• A letter from a friend

• A sixth-grade book report

• A childhood toy

What was the narrator's major in college?

• Mathematics

• History

• Biology

• English

What did the narrator notice about their handwriting?

• It remained the same

• It was unreadable

• It became more colorful

• It improved significantly

What technique did the narrator's teacher emphasize for essay writing?

• Using complex vocabulary

• Starting with a hook

• Writing in passive voice

• Avoiding punctuation

What was the hook in the narrator's book report introduction?

• A personal anecdote

• A quote from the book

• A rhetorical question

• A famous saying

What was one criticism the narrator had about 'The Westing Game'?

• It was too short

• It was confusing

• It lacked characters

• It was predictable

Which character did the narrator dislike the most?

• Turtle Wexler

• Sam Westing

• Grace Windsor Wexler

• Angela Wexler

What was a positive aspect of the book according to the narrator?

• The setting

• The dialogue

• The illustrations

• The length

What did the narrator say about the book's dialogue?

• It was too formal

• It was boring

• It was confusing

• It was unique and creative