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The document provides examples of close-ended and open-ended questions about The Hunger Games book. It then lists targets for an activity, which are to write open-ended questions about The Hunger Games and do a partner read of the first five pages of Chapter 25. Students will then answer each other's open-ended questions about the book by using examples or quotes from the text to support their responses.
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- 1. 4/18 Targets: Write open-ended questions to review for The Hunger Games Partner-read first five pages of Chapter 25 (p.)
- 2. Close-ended 1 end, 1 correct answer Right or Wrong Open-ended Multiple ends, multiple correct answers Different types of questions
- 3. Close-ended questions Who is the main character? What is the name of the other district 12 tribute? How does Cato die? Katniss Peeta After being eaten by the “dogs,” Katniss shoots him with an arrow.
- 4. Open-ended questions Who would be better for Katniss? Gale or Peeta? Why? What would you do if you were Gale watching Katniss kiss Peeta on TV?
- 5. Open-ended question starters What would you do if What do you think about… Why do you think… How do you feel about… What does remind you of… How does connect to What do you think means? Who or what has the greatest impact on What do you think the author meant by Do you think is ? Why or why not? And a bunch more on the handout…
- 7. Write 5 open-ended questions about The Hunger Games 1 per sheet Crumple up each sheet and wait for further directions
- 8. WRITE LEGIBLY Answer the question on the sheets that you picked up For points, you must use the book (either an example or quote) to support your answer
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