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watch the video and answer question what should you track as you read the story
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sayletyler
Its in Common lit do you know it now
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I'm unable to watch videos, but I can help you figure out what to track while reading a story. Here are some elements you might consider monitoring:
1. **Characters**: Note the main characters, their traits, relationships, and development throughout the story.
2. **Setting**: Keep track of the time and place where the story unfolds; how it influences the narrative.
3. **Plot**: Outline the main events, including the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
4. **Themes**: Identify the central themes and messages the author is conveying.
5. **Conflict**: Take note of the main conflicts (internal and external) that drive the story.
6. **Narrative Perspective**: Consider the point of view (first-person, third-person, etc.) and how it shapes the reader's experience.
7. **Writing Style**: Pay attention to the author's voice, tone, and any literary devices used (metaphors, symbolism, etc.).
8. **Character Development**: Monitor how characters grow or change throughout the story.
9. **Emotional Impact**: Reflect on how different parts of the story make you feel.
10. **Foreshadowing and Symbols**: Look for hints of what may come later and any recurring motifs.
If you have a specific story in question, feel free to share more details, and I can help tailor these suggestions further!
1. **Characters**: Note the main characters, their traits, relationships, and development throughout the story.
2. **Setting**: Keep track of the time and place where the story unfolds; how it influences the narrative.
3. **Plot**: Outline the main events, including the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
4. **Themes**: Identify the central themes and messages the author is conveying.
5. **Conflict**: Take note of the main conflicts (internal and external) that drive the story.
6. **Narrative Perspective**: Consider the point of view (first-person, third-person, etc.) and how it shapes the reader's experience.
7. **Writing Style**: Pay attention to the author's voice, tone, and any literary devices used (metaphors, symbolism, etc.).
8. **Character Development**: Monitor how characters grow or change throughout the story.
9. **Emotional Impact**: Reflect on how different parts of the story make you feel.
10. **Foreshadowing and Symbols**: Look for hints of what may come later and any recurring motifs.
If you have a specific story in question, feel free to share more details, and I can help tailor these suggestions further!
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GPT-4o mini
CommonLit is a popular educational resource that provides a variety of literary texts and resources for students. If you're reading a specific story from CommonLit, you can still track the same elements mentioned earlier.
Here’s how you might apply that to a specific story in CommonLit:
1. **Characters**: Who are the main characters? How do they interact with one another?
2. **Setting**: Where and when does the story take place? How does it affect the characters and the plot?
3. **Plot Summary**: What are the key events that occur? Summarize the beginning, middle, and end.
4. **Themes**: What are the major themes? How are they represented through the characters and events?
5. **Conflict**: What is the central conflict in the story? Is it resolved by the end?
6. **Narrative Perspective**: Who is telling the story? How does the perspective influence your understanding of the characters and events?
7. **Writing Style**: What can you say about the author's style or tone? Is it formal, informal, descriptive, etc.?
8. **Character Growth**: Do any characters undergo significant changes? What causes these changes?
9. **Emotional Response**: What emotions does the story evoke? Does it inspire, provoke thought, or create tension?
10. **Notable Quotes**: Are there any significant quotes that stand out? What do they reveal about the characters or themes?
If you need help with a specific text from CommonLit, please let me know the title or main themes, and I can assist you further!
Here’s how you might apply that to a specific story in CommonLit:
1. **Characters**: Who are the main characters? How do they interact with one another?
2. **Setting**: Where and when does the story take place? How does it affect the characters and the plot?
3. **Plot Summary**: What are the key events that occur? Summarize the beginning, middle, and end.
4. **Themes**: What are the major themes? How are they represented through the characters and events?
5. **Conflict**: What is the central conflict in the story? Is it resolved by the end?
6. **Narrative Perspective**: Who is telling the story? How does the perspective influence your understanding of the characters and events?
7. **Writing Style**: What can you say about the author's style or tone? Is it formal, informal, descriptive, etc.?
8. **Character Growth**: Do any characters undergo significant changes? What causes these changes?
9. **Emotional Response**: What emotions does the story evoke? Does it inspire, provoke thought, or create tension?
10. **Notable Quotes**: Are there any significant quotes that stand out? What do they reveal about the characters or themes?
If you need help with a specific text from CommonLit, please let me know the title or main themes, and I can assist you further!
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