
Signposts
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- Q1When a character has a realization or comes to an important understandingAha MomentTough QuestionsWords of the WiserAgain & again45s
- Q2When a character is given serious adviceAgain & againTough QuestionsWords of the WiserAha Moment45s
- Q3When the action of a story is interrupted to flashback in time to an earlier eventMemory MomentAha MomentAgain & againContrasts & Contradictions45s
- Q4When a character acts the opposite of how they usually do, or the opposite of what you'd expectMemory MomentAha MomentAgain & againContrasts & Contradictions45s
- Q5When an image, event or phrase keeps being repeatedAgain & againMemory MomentTough QuestionsContrasts & Contradictions45s
- Q6When a character wonders something to themselves or asks themselves something importantMemory MomentContrasts & ContradictionsAha MomentTough Questions45s
- Q7When you read fiction, what should you do?Stare at a page and pretend to read for 20 pagesIgnore signpostsNotice signposts, figure out the type of signpost, and then ask yourself it's anchor questionRead for 20 minutes without pausing or thinking45s
- Q8What is the signpost: "As I walked down the street and saw the ice cream store, I remembered back to when I was five years old and my grandma would always buy me an ice cream treat when I came to visit"Memory MomentContrasts & ContradictionsAha MomentAgain & Again60s
- Q9What is the signpost: "Nick woke up late on Monday: "Great!" he thought sarcastically. Then, when he got to work, he discovered that they had run out of coffee. "Great!" he thought. Then, the people around him were playing annoying music super loud. "Great!" he thought. After a long day he finally returned home. He was exhausted. All he wanted to do was be alone, where no one could bother him, but his doorbell rang. When he went to answer the door, he discovered a letter. He opened it; it said "I just wanted to send you a bit of sunshine to brighten your day." There was a giftcard to his favorite coffeeshop inside. "Wow", he thought. "This is great!" And for the first time that day, he smiled.Tough QuestionsAha MomentAgain & AgainMemory Moment120s
- Q10What is the signpost: Michelle usually came home from school, ate a snack, worked on her homework and then helped her little brother practice piano. Most days she would do her chores the first time she was asked, and she would even go out of her way to try and compliment someone each day. But not today. Today, was different. Today was the beginning of the end.Words of the WiserAha MomentContrasts & ContradictionsTough Questions120s