Nature: Problem with a force of nature or some aspect of the environment 4. Character: Problem with another characterģ. Self: Problem with deciding what to do, think, or feelĩ 2. The clash or problem between opposing forces There are four types of conflict: 1. Social: Social Status Racial Status House/Neighborhood Age group, peers, generations Cultural: Ways of living and/or celebrating their traditions Types of art, music, dance, sport, entertainment Fashion, dress, jewelry, accessories 3. Historical: Place and Location Time Period Recorded Datesħ 2. It is the time and place that the narrative occurs. The physical and psychological background against which the action in a story takes place.
The definitions of these words are _.” Instead, you want to write something meaningful that will help you remember the terms. Avoid writing summaries such as, “Today I learned about plot, setting, and theme.
You do this by simply folding the paper at the line you drew vertically, and then by either trying to recall the definition or the term from memory Summary: After each class or when you get home at night, you will use this space to summarize the notes on this page. You write notes this way so that you can go back and quiz yourself over the terms that you just learned. You will want to space between the different terms. What do you see to be the biggest problem in your own neighborhood? Two Sentence Minimumĥ The Cornell Note-Taking System Date: Day of the Week, Month, Day, YearĢ ½” 6” On this side of your paper, you will write the definitions of these terms. Setting: The setting in this quote could be our own communities. For each example, write the problem that they bring to society. Conflict: According to the quote, write three examples of specific types of “monsters” in our communities. What do you think the word infringing might mean? Use the clues in the sentence to help you. Context Clues: Reread the first sentence. Context Clues: Reread the first sentenceġ. But there are also monsters in our communities-people who are willing to steal and to kill, people who disregard the rights of others”(Petrocelli,p.21).Ĥ 1. “Most people in our communities are decent, hardworking citizens who pursue their own interests legally and without infringing on the rights of others. 2 Activating Strategy Complete Anticipation Guideģ Read the following quote from the novel Monster and answer the questions that follow on a piece of paper.
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