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    Avoid asking questions that require the responder to say yes or know. A good strategy is to ask questions like: why do you think. What does (event / happening) remind you of and why? Describe.What is another way that.Predict why. Compare (character) to.Do you agree with.What do you think will happen.What were you thinking when.

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    Literature Circles

    Name______________________

    Book Title__________________________________
    Pages:
    ________________

    Discussion Director:

    Your role is to think of questions for the group members to discuss. It is


    important to ask questions that promote thinking. Avoid from asking questions that require the
    responder to say yes or know. You need a minimum of 5 questions.
    A good strategy is to ask questions like:

    Why do you think..What does (event/happening) remind you of and why?................. Why do you
    think the author Describe...What is another way that...Predict why.
    Compare (character) to.Do you agree with..What do you think will happen..What were you
    thinking when..
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