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Response 3 & 4 Guiding Questions - (for the middle chapters of the book) Remember you must complete only TWO of the following questions: 1

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Response 3 & 4 Guiding Questions - (for the middle chapters of the book) Remember you must complete only TWO of the following questions: 1. If the time or place changes during the book, explain how and give examples. How does this switching serve the story? 2. What is the general feeling or mood of the book? Give specific examples of how the author creates that feeling or mood. 3. Compare and contrast two characters psychologically. To do this, consider their behavior and personality. Consider whether their physical descriptions match or differ with their behaviors & attitudes. 4. Give an example of a conflict or conflicts between: i) two people ii) a person and his/her conscience(internal conflict) iii) a person and society iv) a person and an animal or nature v) a person and a spiritual/supernatural being 5. Who is the narrator of the story? Is s/he inside or outside the story? What is her/his relationship to the story? Is the book written in the first or third person (I or s/he)? How does that affect the story? 6. What is your reaction to a relationship, event, behavior or message/theme of the book? Be clear about what you are reacting to and what makes you respond to it. 7. Choose a sentence or phrase that appeals to you. Explain why you chose it, its value to the book and its value to you.