Note: These are sample answers based on the short story "The Monkey's Paw" by W.W. Jacobs. Student answers may vary but should demonstrate understanding of how events and dialogue influence plot and mood.
What's an important event in the story?
This event is crucial as it sets the main conflict of the story in motion.
Write down an important line of dialogue from the story:
This line shows Mr. White's eagerness to possess the paw, despite warnings.
How does the event or dialogue you chose change what happens in the story?
List 3 words that describe how the story feels after your chosen event or dialogue:
These words reflect the growing sense of unease and danger in the story.
Write a paragraph explaining how your chosen event or dialogue influences the story's plot and mood: