Levels of Thinking
Plot
Characterization
Theme
Personal Narrative
100
What is one Level 1 question about apples?
What is an apple?
Are apples red?
Can you eat apples?
100
What is plot?
The sequence of events in a story.
100
What is indirect characterization?
100
What is the theme of this picture?
Don't be addicted to phones because you will ruin relationships.
100
Who is the antagonist of "The Day My World Changed"?
Taliban: Man vs. Society
200
What is one Level 2 question about the ocean?
Why is the ocean important for humans?
What is the difference between the ocean and land?
200
Who is an example of a protagonist in a Disney movie?
Mulan, Rapunzel, Elsa, Hercules
200
What is character development?
How a character changes throughout a text
200
What is the theme of this picture?
Be a good parent because you will affect your children.
200
What did Rano and Luis have to do in order to get into South Gate?
Climb over garbage.
300
What is one Level 3 question about Disney?
What will happen when Disney takes over the world?
How does Disney affect society?
300
What is an example of man vs. nature conflict?
An avalanche, a hurricane, being lost, winter
300
What type of characterization is this: "I had been given as an award for campaigning for peace in our valley"
Characterization by what a character does
300
What is the theme of this picture?
We need to support others because that is how the impossible happens.
300
What did Gary originally ask for in "The Jacket"?
A black, leather jacket. Biker gear.
400
What is one Level 3 question about cars?
What will happen when all cars become electric?
How do cars affect pollution?
400
Who is an antagonist in a Disney movie?
Ursula, Hans, Malificent
400
What type of characterization is this: "Maybe I’d take off my shoes and hit him, but then I’d think if I did that there would be no difference between me and a terrorist."
Characterization by what a character thinks.
400
What is the theme of this poem?
Keep your dreams because they will make you succeed.
You can overcome obstacles because anything is possible.
400
What detail about the man who shot Malala changed the meaning of the event?
The fact that his hand was shaking when he shot her.
500
What is one Level 2 question about Frozen?
Why did Elsa feel lonely?
Why is Olaf important to the plot?
How is Anna similar to Elsa?
500
What do we call the beginning of the plot diagram?
500
What type of characterization is this: “Don’t worry,” [Malala told Moniba]. “The Taliban have never come for a small girl.”
Characterization by what a character says.
500
What is the theme of this picture?
Check in on people because you never know if they are unwell.
500
Why did Malala Yousafzai spend so much time describing the dyna?
To show the how motivated the girls were to go to school. To show the conditions they had to travel with.