Notice and Note Tough Questions

What is the primary goal of the reading strategy presented in the video?

• To summarize the plot of a story.

• To predict future events in a narrative.

• To sharpen reading skills by noticing specific signposts.

• To identify the external conflicts of characters.

When a character in a book asks a "tough question," what is the recommended action for the reader?

• Ignore the question and keep reading.

• Stop and consider what the question makes them wonder about.

• Look for the answer in the book's glossary.

• Discuss the question with a friend.

What does "internal conflict" refer to within a character?

• A disagreement between two characters.

• A struggle against external forces.

• The mental or emotional struggle occurring within a character.

• The physical challenges a character faces.

Why is it important to pay attention when a character asks a difficult question in a story?

• It helps to quickly finish the book.

• It allows readers to skip less important parts.

• It helps understand the character's internal conflict and the author's purpose.

• It is a way to find plot holes in the story.

What is the ultimate benefit of reading closely and noticing signposts like "Tough Questions"?

• To memorize the story's details.

• To better understand what the author is trying to convey.

• To finish reading faster.

• To identify grammatical errors.