SWBST (Summarizing)

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What does SWBST stand for?

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SWBST stands for Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then, a method used for summarizing stories.

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What is the purpose of the 'Somebody' part in SWBST?

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The 'Somebody' part identifies the main character in the story.

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What does the 'Wanted' part of SWBST represent?

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The 'Wanted' part describes what the main character desires or aims to achieve.

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What does the 'But' part of SWBST indicate?

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The 'But' part presents the problem or conflict that the main character faces.

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What is the significance of the 'So' part in SWBST?

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The 'So' part explains what the character does to try to solve the problem.

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What does the 'Then' part of SWBST summarize?

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The 'Then' part summarizes the outcome or resolution of the story.

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Why is it important to include the most important information in a summary?

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Including the most important information helps convey the main ideas and events without unnecessary details.

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What should be avoided when summarizing a story?

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Avoid including small details, personal opinions, or irrelevant information.

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How can you identify the main conflict in a story?

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The main conflict can often be found in the 'But' part of the SWBST framework.

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What is an example of a 'Wanted' statement in a story?

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An example of a 'Wanted' statement is: 'The character wanted to win the championship game.'