3 Ways of Thinking
Practice Round
The Hundred Dresses
Literary Elements
100

This type of thinking is defined as "A response that is directly stated in the text, a "fact" from the text

What is "literal"? 

100

This response is...

"Wanda lived up on Boggins Heights"

What is literal?

100

Maddie is best friends with this other character.

Who is Peggy?

100

The events of a story or what happens.

What is plot?

200

This type of thinking is defined as "An opinion, a connection, a prediction, a critical question related to the text, but not implied or stated by the author. An idea from the reader." 

What is "critical"? 

200

This response is...

"Peggy was a mean girl who liked to make fun of Wanda"

What is inferential? 
200

The reader can assume that Wanda is from this country, based on text evidence. 

What is Poland?

200

The people or actors in a story.

What are characters?

300

This type of thinking is defined as "A response that is based on the text, but not stated directly. It is implied, suggest, or hinted at, and there is strong evidence for it in the text--a reasonable guess."

What is "inferential"? 

300

This response is...

"The author wanted to send the message that being a bystander can impact you negatively."

What is critical?
300
In the drawing competition, girls were assigned to draw dresses, and boys were assigned to draw this type of vehicle.

What are motor boats?

300

The voice or character telling the story. 

(Bonus points for listing the two types of this element we discussed in class!)

What is narrator?



400

This type of thinking does NOT need to have evidence from the text to prove it is this type. 

What is "critical"?

400

This response is...

"Maddie is the main character of The Hundred Dresses"

What is inferential? 


(Or... What is critical? with proper explanation!)

400

The narrator describes this character by saying everything about him was yellow, from his jacket to his dog to his teeth.

Who is Mr. Svenson?

400

Theme

What is the lesson or message the story reveals?

500

This type of thinking requires evidence from the text, but is NOT directly stated. 

What is "inferential"? 

500

This response is...

"The illustrations are in black and white when the characters are feeling negatively, and in color when they are feeling happy or normal"

What is critical? 


(Or... what is inferential? with proper explanation!)

500

Wanda's brother helps out this person at their school.

Who is the janitor?

500

Conflict

What is the problem that a main character faces?