Practice Approach To Answering Questions (1.4) - Literature - Footprints Without Feet (Supplementary Reader)

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Question 1.
What does it mean to 'deconstruct' a question?
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Think about how you can clarify what is being asked.
Question 2.
Why is textual evidence important in answering questions?
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Consider how evidence makes an argument stronger.
3Question 3.
What is the first step in answering a literary question?
- Deconstructing it
- Ignoring it
- Summarizing the story
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Consider how to clarify the question's components.
4Question 4.
Textual evidence is used to:
- True
- False
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Think about if arguments can stand alone without support.
Question 5.
Choose a character from 'Footprints Without Feet' and analyze how their motivations drive the plot. Provide textual evidence.
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Focus on key moments that display the character's changes.
Question 6.
Select a theme from any story in 'Footprints Without Feet' and discuss how it is conveyed through specific events or character actions.
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Use direct quotes to enhance your analysis.

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