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Stop and think to analyze and understand Reading Signposts Stop and think to analyze and understand

The 6 Signposts Contrasts and contradictions - CC Aha! - ! Again and Again - AA Memory moment - MM Tough questions – T? Words of the wiser - WW

Signpost and definitions Clues to the signpost What literary element does it help us understand Anchor questions Contrasts and Contradictions A sharp contrast between what we would expect and what we observe the character doing; behavior contradicts previous behavior or well- established patterns. Also contrasts between characters or situations. A character behaves or thinks in a way we don’t expect, or an element of a setting is something we would not expect Character development Internal conflict Theme Relationship between setting and plot Why would the character act or feel this way? How do the contrasts between characters help us understand them? How might contrasts between situations help us predict plot or conflict?

Signpost and definitions Clues to the signpost What literary element does it help us understand Anchor questions Aha Moment A character’s realization of something that shifts his actions or understanding of himself, others, or the world around him. Phrases usually expressing suddenness, like: “Suddenly I understood...” “It came to me in a flash that...” “The realization hit me like a lightning bolt...” “In an instant I knew...” Character development Internal conflict Plot How might this change things?

Signpost and definitions Clues to the signpost What literary element does it help us understand Anchor questions Again and Again Events, images, or particular words that recur over a portion of the novel A word is repeated, sometimes used in an odd way, over and over in the story An image reappears several times during the course of the book Plot Setting Symbolism Theme Character development Conflict Why might the author bring this up again and again?

Signpost and definitions Clues to the signpost What literary element does it help us understand Anchor questions Memory Moment A recollection by a character that interrupts the forward progress of the story The ongoing flow of the narrative is interrupted by a memory that comes to the character, often taking several para- graphs to recount before we are returned to events of the present moment. Character development Plot Theme Relationship between character and plot Why might this memory be important?

Signpost and definitions Clues to the signpost What literary element does it help us understand Anchor questions Tough Questions Questions a character raises that reveal his/her inner struggles Phrases expressing serious doubt or confusion: “What could I possibly do to...?” “I couldn’t imagine how I could cope with...” “How could I ever understand why she...?” Never had I been so confused about...” Internal conflict Theme Character development What does this question make me wonder about?

Signpost and definitions Clues to the signpost What literary element does it help us understand Anchor questions Words of the Wiser The advice or insight a wiser character--usually older--offers about life to the main character The main character and another are usually off by themselves in a quiet serious moment, and the wiser figure shares his wisdom or advice in an effort to help the main character with a problem or a decision Theme Internal conflict Relationship between character and plot What is the life lesson, and how might it affect the character?