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    This document contains 5 pre-reading questions about the book "Into the Wild" by Jon Krakauer that are meant to get readers thinking about intelligence, risk-taking, dealing with conflicts, and whether to intervene when someone is taking a risky action. The questions ask about what makes a person intelligent, when an adventurous person should hold back, how to deal with conflicts, whether the reader is an introvert or extrovert with an example, and if they would say something to someone taking a risk they don't like and why.

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    Pre­reading 

    Activity.notebook February 16, 2021

    Into the Wild


    By Jon Krakauer

    Pre-reading Activity

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    Pre­reading Activity.notebook February 16, 2021

    1. What do you think makes a person intelligent?


    Provide a specific situation or explanation.
    2. When should an adventurous person "hold
    back"?
    3. Give an example of how a person can best
    deal with someone with whom they have a
    conflict?
    4. Are you an introvert, or an extrovert. Provide an
    example.
    5. If you knew someone who was taking a risk that
    you did not like, would you say something to that
    person? Why or why not?

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