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The document contains various reader response questions about a book including questions about the reader's feelings, connections to their own life, important words and events, characters they can relate to or that remind them of people they know, whether they like aspects of the book like characters or endings, what surprises or confuses them, how the story affects their understanding of issues, and how they think the story might continue.

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RR Questions

The document contains various reader response questions about a book including questions about the reader's feelings, connections to their own life, important words and events, characters they can relate to or that remind them of people they know, whether they like aspects of the book like characters or endings, what surprises or confuses them, how the story affects their understanding of issues, and how they think the story might continue.

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Farhat Jabeen
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Reader Response Questions

What were your feelings after reading the opening chapter of this book? Did this book make you laugh? Cry? Cringe? Smile? Cheer? Explain. What connections are there between the book and your life? Explain. What is the most important word in the book? The most important passage? The most important event or feeling? Explain. Who shouldnt or shouldnt read this book? Why? What are the best parts of the book? Why? What are the worst parts? Why? Do you like the ending of the book? Why or why not? Do you think there is more to tell? What do you think might happen next? What came as a surprise in the book? Why? What parts of the book seem most believable or unbelievable? Why? What makes you wonder in this book? What confuses you? In what ways are you like any of the characters? Explain. Do any of the characters remind you of friends, family members, or classmates? Explain. Which character would you like to be in this book? Why? What would you and your favorite character talk about in your conversation? Begin the conversation. Do you think the title fits the book? Why or why not? What was the author saying about life and living through this book? Has the book helped you in any way? Explain. How have you changed after reading this book? Explain What do you know now that you didnt know before? What questions in this book would you like answered? What do I think will happen next? What are some words I dont know or questions I have? What does the writers purpose seem to be? What does the writers purpose seem to be? What do I notice about characters, setting, and point of view? My favorite character is.because.. I can relate to. If I was the author, Id change.. Something that doesnt make sense about this story is What I think will happen next is If I were.(character in story), Id.. I believe the author wanted the reader to

Reader Response Questions


Something unrealistic or too coincidental in the story is.. My favorite sentence so far is.because The most important character is.because Write a poem: A. From a characters viewpoint B. About the setting C. About a character D. About the theme of the book How would the story be different if it was told: A. From a different B. From a narrator C. In a different time period Write a eulogy ( a speech honoring someone after death) for one of the characters. Create a slogan for the book and explain why you chose this Writing a commercial script for this book. If this book would become a movie, choose 5 main scenes and why you chose them. This book is controversial because.. This story helps me understand the problem ofbetter because.. Create and explain a math formula that would summarize your plot. If you could be related to a character, who would it be and why? Turn a scene of narrative into a play script? Write a feasible solution for a problem a character has that is different from anything suggested in the book? In the sequel to this book, the following should happen.. Choose a color for this book and explain why it fits the story. Give 3 reasons why this book should be taught to a whole class. Examine, in detail, one characters personality. Choose a food that represents this book and explain why. Create a theme song with lyrics for the book. If this book could be compared to a car, what model would it be and why? Write the body could be compared to a car, what model would it be and why? Write the body of a letter to the author of your book. Choose a character of the book, and decide what would be two appropriate birthday present for that character and explain why. Discuss a portion of the book that was too predictable. What type of reader would enjoy this book and why? This book has made me reconsider or think twice aboutbecause. Discuss a conflict in the book that is timeless and universal If I could step into the book, the first thing I would do is

Reader Response Questions


I cant understand why ______ doesnt just I laugh aloud when I felt like crying when I was furious when If the book were set 50 years in the future or the past, how would the conflict change? Which character would you choose as a friend, brother/sister, boyfriend/girlfriend, mother/father? I was surprised when.. This book reminds me of the fairy tale.because. If I were making this book into a movie, the part(s) I would cut out or change would be..because.. Create a cluster showing the interrelationships of the characters. Discuss how(character) shows his/her personality through the dialogue in the story. Discuss how..(character) shows his/her personality by the actions he/she takes. Discuss how..(character) shows his/her personality by what other characters say or do toward this character. Create an award for this book. Explain the award and why this book received it.

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