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List two kinds of relevant details we put in a summary
characters, setting, plot, main idea
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A summary should have all of the following EXCEPT: a. plot b. characters c. personal opinion
Personal Opinion
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True or False: When you summarize, you must use your own words
True.
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Is this a good summary for the movie UP: This story is about a man named Carl. If no, what is wrong with it?
No. There are not enough details. Only the main character has been stated.
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Give me an example of a character
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True or False: You should put ALL details of the story in the summary to help the reader
False. You need to put relevant details like plot, characters, and setting.
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What is the question you should ask yourself when determining whether or not you should put something in your summary?
Do you need this information to understand the text?
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True or False: Summaries need to be written in complete sentences
True.
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Give me an example of a plot
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What happens when we add too many unnecessary details to a summary?
The summary becomes confusing. It can become too long. It gives too many details.
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Give me an example of a setting
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Summaries (do/do not) replace reading the actual text
do not
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Summaries need to include _______ details
all of the
relevant
at least 2
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Summaries need to be _____ than a few words.
more
less
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