Note and Notice Signpost Practice/Flashcard

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What is a Memory Moment?

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A Memory Moment is when the story stops to share a memory that is important to the character's development.

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What does Again and Again signify in a story?

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Again and Again refers to a repeated word, phrase, action, or image that emphasizes a theme or idea.

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What question does the Contrasts and Contradictions signpost prompt?

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The Contrasts and Contradictions signpost prompts the question: 'Why would the character do that?'

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What does the Words of the Wiser signpost ask readers to consider?

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The Words of the Wiser signpost asks readers to consider: 'What's the life lesson and how might this affect the main character?'

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What is the purpose of the Again and Again signpost?

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The Again and Again signpost highlights repeated elements that may indicate a theme or important message.

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How can a Memory Moment affect the plot?

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A Memory Moment can provide background information that helps explain a character's motivations or actions.

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What type of question does a Memory Moment prompt?

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A Memory Moment prompts the question: 'Why might this memory be important?'

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What is the significance of a character's advice in Words of the Wiser?

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Advice from an older character often provides insight or a lesson that can guide the main character's decisions.

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How do Contrasts and Contradictions enhance understanding of a character?

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Contrasts and Contradictions reveal complexities in a character's behavior, prompting readers to think critically about their motivations.

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What does a repeated image in Again and Again suggest?

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A repeated image in Again and Again suggests a recurring theme or idea that the author wants to emphasize.