SWBST Summarizing Strategy

In the SWBST (somebody wanted but so then) strategy, what word tells you about what the character wanted? 

• Somebody 

• Wanted

• But

• So

In the SWBST (somebody wanted but so then) strategy, what word tells you about the problem in the story? 

• Somebody

• Wanted

• But

• So

__________ tells how the problem or conflict was SOLVED in the end

• Somebody

• Wanted

• But

• So

• Then

All of these are processes of summarizing EXCEPT:

• deleting

• keeping

• highlighting

• paraphrasing

The SWBST strategy is also used to help understand plot elements such as conflicts and resolutions.

• TRUE

• FALSE

When you summarize, you restate the ____________ information of the text.

• least important

• most important

• supporting details

• resolution

SWBST stands for:

• Someone- Would- But-So-Then

• Someone- Wanted- But-So-There

• Somebody- Would- But-So-Then

• Somebody- Wanted- But-So-Then

In the SWBST (somebody wanted but so then) strategy, what does the 'Somebody' represent?

• The main character

• The setting

• The theme

• The conflict

Which part of the SWBST strategy helps identify the resolution of the story?

• Somebody

• Wanted

• So

• Then

In the SWBST strategy, which word indicates the turning point or climax of the story?

• Somebody

• Wanted

• But

• Then