Objective Summary Writing Techniques

In this video, Miss Bullock introduces the concept of an objective summary, emphasizing the importance of removing personal emotions and opinions. She explains the key elements to include, such as characters, setting, conflict, and plot. Miss Bullock provides pro tips for summarizing, including using the 'who, what, when, where, why, and how' method. The video concludes by reiterating that an objective summary should be brief and emotionless.

What is the main focus of Miss Bullock's flipped classroom session?

• Creative poetry

• Emotional writing

• Objective summary

• Subjective storytelling

What should be removed from an objective summary?

• Plot details

• Setting descriptions

• Character names

• Emotions

What does 'objective' mean in the context of an objective summary?

• Focusing on one character

• Adding creative elements

• Being unbiased and factual

• Including personal feelings

What should you do if you disliked the story you are summarizing?

• Discuss your feelings in detail

• Avoid writing the summary

• Focus on the factual elements

• Include your dislike in the summary

What should you do if a story really touched you?

• Write a personal essay

• Focus on the factual elements

• Discuss it with friends

• Include your feelings in the summary

Which of the following is NOT a component of an objective summary?

• Setting

• Characters

• Conflict

• Personal opinions

Which element is essential in an objective summary?

• Personal anecdotes

• Plot resolution

• Author's biography

• Character analysis

What is the first step in creating an objective summary?

• Writing a detailed analysis

• Discussing with peers

• Removing emotions

• Adding personal opinions

What method is suggested to remember the key elements of an objective summary?

• The 5Ws and H

• The ABC method

• The emotional spectrum

• The storytelling arc

Which question is NOT part of the 5Ws and H?

• Who

• What

• Why

• Which