Imagine that you are about to read the fiction book A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens.

Which question would you most likely ask before reading?

1. What are the two Cities

2. Is one of these cities a capital

3. Would it be fun to visit these cities

Which question would you most likely ask while reading?

1. Would another title work better

2. Why did the author write this novel

3. Why are both cities important to this story

Which question would you most likely ask after reading?

1. Who are the characters in this novel

2. Was there a conflict in this novel

3. What have the characters learned in the novel

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Fresier

29 April, 16:34

Imagine that you are about to read the fiction book A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens.

Which question would you most likely ask before reading?

1. What are the two Cities

2. Is one of these cities a capital

3. Would it be fun to visit these cities

Which question would you most likely ask while reading?

1. Would another title work better

2. Why did the author write this novel

3. Why are both cities important to this story

Which question would you most likely ask after reading?

1. Who are the characters in this novel

2. Was there a conflict in this novel

3. What have the characters learned in the novel

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Slade Massey · Answer 1

Which question would you ask before reading?

What are the two cities

Which question would you ask while reading?

Why are both cities important to this story

Which question would you most likely ask after reading?

What have the characters learned in this novel