Decision Point

How does the author develop his point of view about decision-making in the article?

• By acknowledging the skepticism around the claims of a teen brain’s effectiveness

• By noting the way parents feel about the relay system in a brain

• By highlighting the differences in teens’ and adults’ brains and their decisions

• By explaining that brain development greatly affects decision-making

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What key concept does the Wait a Minute section help develop?

• It shows that making rash decisions can further you in life

• It shows how peer pressure can affect a teens development

• It shows what you can do to make better decisions

• It shows how different parts of the brain effect decision-making

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If a character is struggling with a difficult decision, the conflict is

• Man vs. Man

• Man vs. Self

• Rising Action

• Theme

• Conflict

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What is the primary focus of a 'Decision Point' in a narrative?

• A) The climax of the story

• B) A moment where a character must make a significant choice

• C) The introduction of the main character

• D) The resolution of the conflict

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In literature, what does a 'Decision Point' often lead to?

• A) A change in setting

• B) Character development and plot progression

• C) The end of the story

• D) A flashback

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Which of the following best describes a 'Decision Point' in a story?

• A) A detailed description of the setting

• B) A critical moment that influences the outcome

• C) An introduction to a new character

• D) A summary of past events

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How does a 'Decision Point' affect a character's journey?

• A) It has no impact

• B) It determines the character's future actions

• C) It provides background information

• D) It concludes the story

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What literary device is often used at a 'Decision Point'?

• A) Foreshadowing

• B) Metaphor

• C) Simile

• D) Alliteration

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In a story, a 'Decision Point' is most likely to occur during which part?

• A) Exposition

• B) Rising Action

• C) Climax

• D) Falling Action

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What is the role of a 'Decision Point' in character development?

• A) It reveals the character's background

• B) It shows the character's growth and change

• C) It introduces a new character

• D) It ends the character's journey

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