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Analyzing Narrator's Conflict and Mindset

The document appears to be a template for analyzing a book, focusing on the narrator's experiences and conflicts. It prompts the reader to summarize the story, identify the main conflict, and make personal connections to the narrator. Additionally, it encourages reflection on mindset and the themes conveyed by the writer.

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Analyzing Narrator's Conflict and Mindset

The document appears to be a template for analyzing a book, focusing on the narrator's experiences and conflicts. It prompts the reader to summarize the story, identify the main conflict, and make personal connections to the narrator. Additionally, it encourages reflection on mindset and the themes conveyed by the writer.

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I chose this book because

Summarize the story in 3-5 sentences. What is the story about?

The main conflict that this person faces is What kind of conflict is it?
(character vs character/self/society etc.)

Making Connections
I am like the narrator in the following ways.

I am unlike the narrator in the following ways.

Go on to page 2.
Now, let’s examine conflict and mindset more closely.

1 2 3
Examples of conflict

How did the narrator


respond?

What does this reveal


about the narrator’s
personality?

How would I have


responded?

Based on what you have learned about mindset, does your narrator have a growth or fixed mindset?
Explain with evidence from the text.

Based on what you have learned about mindset, do you have a growth or fixed mindset? Explain with
examples from your own life connected to what you have learned in this lesson.

What message or theme do you think the writer is creating by sharing his or story? What does the
writer want readers to remember? Remember, theme is expressed as a statement (not a single-word
topic.)

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