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1. Read the prompt below:

Chris marked the following passage in Tolstoy’s Family Happiness, “He was right in saying that the only certain happiness in life is to live for others” (169) and then wrote, “Happiness
only real when shared” (189).

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1. Double click anywhere on this page and begin posting your questions.

2. In the Title section, label your box "STEP 3".

3. In the write something section, start writing your questions.

4. Number your questions 1.,2.,3.,....

5. Keep asking questions until time is up.

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Step 1: Review the rules for asking questions 

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Step 1: Review the rules for asking questions 

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1.     Ask as many questions as you can

2.     Do not stop to discuss, judge or answer the questions

3.     Write down every question exactly as it first comes to mind

4.     Change any statements into a question

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1. Review the questions that you asked. Find at least one to label “C” for closed-ended or and at least one to label “O” for open-ended.

Closed-ended: can be answered with “yes” or “no” or with one word.

Open-ended: require an explanation and cannot be answered with "yes”, “no”, or one word.

2. Then, edit your post using the pencil symbol and in the "write something" section, next to your initials, label it "C" (closed-ended) or "O" (open-ended).

3. Now turn one open-ended question to a closed-ended question and one closed-ended question to an open-ended question.

THINK: What are the advantages and disadvantages of asking each type of question? Under your questions type "Advantages/Disadvantages." Write a paragraph explaining the advantages or disadvantages of your open and/or closed questions.

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1. Read through all of your questions. Pick the three questions that you feel most curious about.

2. You may also add NEW QUESTIONS or Revise your original questions if you are (I hope you are!) continuing to have new ideas.

3. Below your last numbered question, add "Step 5." Now list your three questions in numerical order: 1. 2. 3.

4. THINK: What were your reasons for selecting those three? Under your questions, use the sub-head "Rationale and Reflection": Now write down your rationale and reflections for your choices.

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Directions:

1. What did you learn?

2. How did you learn it?

3. What are you now wondering about?

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If you were going to answer your three priority questions right now, what are some possible next steps or avenues for investigation and further exploration?

Step 6-A: Link to Into the Wild

Based on the questions you asked, link them to these two questions based on Into the Wild:

1. Why do you think McCandless marked this passage?

2. What did he mean by his inscription?

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Step 2 - Q-Focus: (YOU DO NOT HAVE TO INCLUDE THE Q-FOCUS)

"Buy the ticket, take the ride."
- Dr. Hunter S. Thompson

Steps 3 & 4
1. Who is Hunter S. Thompson? - C
2. What ride is he going on? - C
3. Is he a real doctor? - C
4. What kind of doctor is he? - C
5. Is this quote from a book or poem? - C
6. Where did he buy the ticket? - C
7. What is the deeper meaning of this quote? - O
8. What would happen if you didn't take the ride? - O
9. What is the context of this quote? - O
10. Is this quote about being a coward? - C: What did Hunter S. Thompson think about cowards?
11. Did Thomspon live his life by this quote? - C: What kind of person was Hunter S. Thompson?
12. Is this part of some deeper code? - C
12. Who else lived by this code? - O
13. Is the ride scary? - C

Step 4- Think: "Advantages and Disadvantages":
Here you will reflect on the advantages and disadvantages of asking open and closed questions. There are no right or wrong answers, only dee or shallow connections.

Step 5: "Pick the three questions that you feel most curious about."
1. What kind of person was Hunter S. Thompson?
2. What did Hunter S. Thompson think about cowards?
3. What is the deeper meaning of this quote?

Step 5: Think: "What are the reasons for selecting these three?"
Here you will explain why you winnowed your questions down to these three. What is your rationale? What answers are you looking for? Why?

Step 6: "What are possible next steps or avenues that you might investigate"
Here you will explain where you will go and what you would do if you wanted to answer your question.

Step 6-A: Link to Into the Wild

Based on the questions you asked, link them to these two questions based on Into the Wild:

1. Why do you think McCandless marked this passage?

2. What did he mean by his inscription?

Here you will do your best to link the questions that asked about the original prompt in Step 2 to these two questions. Do the best you can. Your answers, of course, must be based on Into the Wild.

Step 7: Reflection
Tell us:
1. What did you learn?
2. How did you learn it?
3. What are you wondering about?

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1. After reading the passage, did Chris realize that he was only truly happy when he was with someone opposed, to being alone on his adventures?  -O

2. What led Chris to annotate this book and what was he thinking when he wrote those two lines? -O

3. Chris seemed happy when he was with people, but more at peace by himself in the wild, is it possible that he was searching for both in one place? -O

4. Was Chris searching for true happiness? -C

5. Did Chris find happiness alone in the wild? -C

6. Was Chris living for others or was he selfish? -O

Step 4
4. What truly made Chris happy? -O

1. Was Chris happiest when he was alone? -C

Advantage/Disadvantage

The advantage of an open-ended question is that it could lead to a debate. There can be two completely different opinions that can make one see another side of the argument. However, a disadvantage can be that there is never a truly definitive answer.

The advantage of a closed-ended question is that there is a definitive answer. Based on the facts, there is a right and wrong answer. The disadvantage is that even if you do not agree with the answer, there is no room for debate. One is unable to prove his/her argument because there is already a correct answer.

Step 5
1. After reading the passage, did Chris realize he was only truly happy when he was with others, as opposed to being alone?

2. Chris seemed happy when he was with people, but more at peace alone in the wild, is it possible he was searching for both in one place?

3. Was Chris living for others or was he selfish?

Rationale & Reflection
I chose these three questions because I felt these were the best of the six I asked. I also think #1 and 2 go together. I wanted to know if Chris was happier alone or with others and was he looking for a balance in the wild. As far as the third question goes, although, Chris was kind and generous to others, he was also selfish in the way he treated his family. The way he felt about those who gave him everything in life and he turned his back on them because he didn't like their lifestyle.

Step 6
I first google Chris to see if I could find any pertinent information directly related to my questions. I would also try to find information on the people he encountered along his journey.

Step 6A
1. I think he marked this passage because he realized he was only really happy when he was with others. When he was doing for those he met along the way.

2. Although Chris may have felt a peacefulness alone in nature, he wanted to be around people to share happiness. It seems as though he felt truly happy when he saw happiness in others.

Step 7
1. I learned that it is OK to find peace alone, but one can only truly be happy by sharing moments with others.

2. I learned this by reading Chris' story and seeing the changing feelings he had throughout. Thinking about how he felt and how I would have felt if I was in his situation.

3. Chris found peace alone in the wild, then realized he wanted to share his happiness with others. The irony is he died alone and I wonder if he had any regret.

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1. Why does Chris like being alone so much but highlights “happiness only shared with others”?O

2. How can Chris find happiness “living for others” when he abandons his family and friends and never talks to them again? O

3. Does Chris go on this big adventure because he wants to find happiness? C

4. After reading the passage, did Chris realize he is only happy with others? C

5. Why did he read so much Tolstoy and who was he? O

6. What made Chris want to find happiness in a different place from where he was already? O

WHICH TWO QUESTIONS DID YOU CHANGE?
FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE.

Step 4
An advantage to a close-ended question is that there is an answer you know is right. You can conclude this answer based on facts and knowledge, and you can't assume like an open-ended questions. One advantage for an open-ended question is that the question leaves room for more research. You really have to think about your answer and make it as best as possible. You can also debate open ended questions with other people, which creates new ideas about the question.
Step 5

1. How can Chris find happiness “living for others” when he abandons his family and friends and never talks to them again? O

2. How can Chris find happiness “living for others” when he abandons his family and friends and never talks to them again? O

3. After reading the passage, did Chris realize he is only happy with others? C

Rationale and Reflection
I chose these three questions because I believe they are the most important for understanding why Chris wanted to go on his great Alaskan adventure. It is still a debate on why Chris wanted so badly to be alone in the wild, but from what we get from the quote, we can see he misses being in the company of people because he can't be happy just by himself. While we may never find the answers to these questions, trying to may help us learn more about Chris.
Step 6
I think the best answers you can get from the questions would be from his family. They can tell you more about who he was and who he liked to spend his time around the most.

IS THIS 6-A?

I think Chris marked this passage towards the end of his time in Alaska. I think he was lonely and wanted to be with other people but knew he wasn't able to leave the bus.

When he wrote "happiness only real when shared with others", I think he was trying to find happiness by himself in the bus but couldn't do it. He realized he needs to be around other people to feel happy.

Step 7
I learned that Chris was lonely in the cabin and wanted to come home. I think he started to regret the trip and wanted to be home around people. He probably learned a lot about himself while he was in Alaska. I learned this from reading the quote and analyzing what he wrote next to it. Asking questions also helps you learn. I am now wondering if there was another side to Chris that the book does not cover as well.

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Step 3 + 4:

1. Why was Chris reading this certain book?     -O

2. What does he mean by “certain happiness”? -O

3. Is Chris looking for happiness? -C

4. Why was Chris looking for happiness? -O

5. Why is the author saying happiness only happens because of others?  -O (Original: Is the author saying happiness comes from others?)

6. Is he saying happiness is fake when you create happiness by yourself? -C

7. Is the book saying others are what brings happiness into our lives? -C

8. Did Chris mark this because it made him think of someone? -C

9. Did Chris mark this because it made him think of a certain memory? -C

10.  What was Tolstoy's Family Happiness? -O

11. Is Chris feeling lonely? -C (Original: Why would Chris feel lonely at that time?)

Step 4:
The advantage of my open-ended questions is that you can interpret the question in your own way and is a fairly simple question. The disadvantage though is that there is no clear answer to the question which will lead to a debate.

This is also the same as the close-ended questions, the questions are simple but again you going to see that both answers could be considered correct through explanation of the answer. The only disadvantage is that it's only a yes or a no and you can't give your explanation why you chose that certain answer.

Step 5:

1.  Is Chris feeling lonely? -C

2. Did Chris mark this because it made him think of someone? -C

3.  Is Chris looking for happiness? -C

Rationale + Reflection:
I chose these three questions because I felt like these questions best described the quote and his feelings at the end of the book. These three questions all tie together because, at the end of the book, he starts to realize that he misses his sister and parents. Chris thought that he could live on his own without any contact with the "outside world" but soon realized he couldn't. I also do think Chris marked this quote in Tolstoy's Family Happiness because he was starting to miss people and society.

Step 6:
I would first try to find information on people who encountered him during his journey. I would also try to find clues in the book or his journal to see if there was anything in there to answer my questions. Lastly, I would search my questions up on google to see if anyone has information about Chris.

Step 6-A:
1. I think Chris marked this because he was actually starting to miss people. He had a very close relationship with his sister and I'm sure he missed her very much so. I also think he was starting to miss his parents too even though he and his parents weren't that close.

2. I think when he wrote "happiness only real when shared with others", I think he realized that you need other people to stay happy. Other people are what make you laugh, yeah you can laugh at your own jokes sometimes but imagine trying to laugh at your own jokes after a while with just yourself.

Step 7:

1.  I learned that everyone needs other people to have fun and truly enjoy moments with others. YES, you can still have your days where you don't want to talk to anyone and just play videogames or not do anything for the rest of the day BUT in the long run, you need others.

2. I learned it through Chris's story and saw how not seeing anyone and living in the woods affected him in the long run. I would have also gone insane after a while just not hearing anything but nature.

3. I wonder if anyone could actually live like that for a couple of years. I wonder if Chris regretted not staying in touch with his parents or sister.

Very solid work. You may also reflect on the QFT process.

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1. Why did Chris mark this in his book? -O

2. Was Chris’ only happy when he made other people happy? -C

3. Did Chris acknowledge this passage when he left his family? -C

4. Was Chris trying to say that true happiness only exists when you are with others? -C

5. Did Chris mark this passage because he felt lonely? -C

6. Did Chris realize that the only reason he was happy during his trip was because of the people he met along the way?

You needed to change two of these questions?

Step 4:
The advantage of having an open answer is that there are many more ways that you can answer that question. If you were to ask a class a closed ended question then they should all have the exact same answer, but if you ask an open ended question than they will all be very different and you will get to see all of the different interpretations of that one specific question. This also causes the answer to be a lot more in depth and thought out.

Step 5:

1. Did Chris realize that the only reason he was happy during his trip was because of the people he met along the way?

2. Did Chris acknowledge this passage when he left his family?

3. Was Chris only happy when he made other people happy?

I like these questions a lot because even though they are close ended questions they get you thinking and I feel that these questions could help begin to break the surface and find a deeper conversation.

Step 6:
The first steps that I would take to answer my questions would be to try to find things that Chris had written or said to people because there is a lot more than what was in the book. I could even google more about Chris and see how others had interpreted the emotion in, "Into the Wild" to see what they would think about these questions. But I believe the best way to find an answer would be to ask others for what they think and listen.
6 A:
1. I think that Chris wrote this because he wanted to let anyone who was trying to do what he did, that life is better with other people and that if for any reason someone needed to read that, than it was right there for them.
2.  Even when Chris was running from other people like his family, he was seeing other people, making new friends, and creating memories with everyone that he met. He saw the joy that he gave them and realized how happy that made him.

Step 7:
I learned that there is a lot more meaning to things than what you see at first by taking the time to ask questions and think about the other side of the pen. One thing that I am really wondering about is, what would Chris say right now? How would he answer our questions if he was still with us?

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1. By family does he mean biological or paternal? O
2. For what resign did he make this note, was it for himself (if so why) or was it a note for who ever was going to find it, and why would he do this unless he knew this was the begging of his end? O
3. Did he miss his family but was too stubborn to return? O
4. In his search of happiness in the wiled did he relise that he left it behind the day he left? O
5. When he had companionship he would push it away he would ignore nice things people did for him for what resign, if that is happiness why did he push people away? O

WHERE IS YOUR REFLECTION ON ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES?

Step five

1. When he had companionship he would push it away he would ignore nice things people did for him for what resign, if that is happiness why did he push people away?
2. For what resign did he make this note, was it for himself (if so why) or was it a note for who ever was going to find it, and why would he do this unless he knew this was the begging of his end?
3. In his search of happiness in the wiled did he relise that he left it behind the day he left?

AGAIN, REFLECTION AND RATIONALE?

Step 6

1. I am not shore why he makes this exact passage and left the note Like in my step 3 question 2 I ask why did he make then note and ask who it is for him self or others and if he left it for others to find was he in the begging stages of his death.
2. He means that he is alone-alone mean unhappiness life is only worth living if you have those to live it with.

Step 7
1. I learns the question that I have been asking my self all book, I kept wondering why he was acting so irregularly and put it down to his struggle to find him self when the hole book was about finding someone else to share himself with
2. Though analyses of the statement above
3. I still wonder the propose of the note was it for him or for someone to find.

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1. Was Chris right? O
2. Why was Chris reading this book? O
3. Is Chris able to find happiness "living for others" despite leaving his friends and family? O
4.  Was Chris on a mission to search for happiness? O
5. Did Chris ever realize that maybe he missed out on his opportunity to be happy by leaving? O
6. Did this sit with Chris a bit different because he was feeling alone? C

Step 4:

Disadvantages:

WHERE IS THE REST OF THE STEPS?

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Step 4

1. How did he all of a sudden figure it out? - O

2. Was reminiscing what made him think of happiness? - C

3. Why would he be by himself? - O

4. How did he feel after finally figuring out his goal? - O

5. How did he feel that he couldn’t spend his last moments with others? - O

6. Did he like the times with his family after all? - C

7. What were the thoughts that made him think of happiness? - O

Step 4

1. What was he reminiscing about that made him think about happiness? - O

2. Did he like being by himself in the end? - C

WHERE IS YOUR REFLECTION? FOLLOW THE STEPS.

Step 5
1. How did he feel after finally figuring out his goal? - O
2. Did he like the times with his family after all? - C
3. How did he feel that he couldn’t spend his last moments with others? - O
Step 5 Think
I chose these questions because these questions are more directed to Chris. I wanted to know more about what Chris was thinking in the time that he found happiness.
Step 6
If I wanted to answer my questions I have to look deeper and assume that he missed the times he had. I have to look deeper to find out if he was happy when he died because he answered his own question about happiness or if he was disappointed that he couldn't spend his last moments with his family.
Step 6 - A
I think Chris marked this passage because he remembers how nice he had it back in Georgia. He misses his parents, his sister, his family, and his friends. I think he meant that happiness can be found alone, but it is only true if it can be shared with other people. I think Chris thought happiness was supposed to be shared and kept too oneself.
CHRIS WAS FROM DC. PLEASE GRAMMAR CHECK.
Step 7
1. I Learned that there is more joy when you can share it with other people. People might want some alone time but they really need others in their life to get over what they are thinking about. I learned that relationships lead to happiness.
2. I learned this through this single quote and trying to decode it. This one quote can teach many lessons and this what I learned from it.
3. I am now wondering that if I ever get so alone that I would completely close myself off from the rest of the world. I hope that I can keep connections and relationships with the people around me.

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1. What is a source of happiness?-O
2. Was Chris actually able to share happiness with others.-C
3. Did Chris ever regret leaving because of the things he missed out on?-C
4. Chris reads Tolstoy why was it so important-O
5. Did Chris mark that quote because he has done that him self?-C
6. Was Chris sad that he was alone a lot of the time so he had no one to share happiness with?-C
7. Is family a source of happiness?-C

WHERE ARE THE REST OF THE STEPS?

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1. Why did Chris specifically choose this passage?- O
2. Why does the passage suggest that the only certain happiness in life is to live for others?- O
3. Is the passage suggesting that we cannot find happiness alone and living for ourselves?- C
4. Did Chris ever wish that he went home to see his family and find happiness instead of living his life traveling?- O
5. Did Chris's mission help him find true happiness?- C
6. Did Chris feel happiness by traveling through the wild?- C

You needed to swap and rewrite two of these? Please refer back to the directions.

Step 4:
The advantage of my open-ended questions is that you don't really have to use a long answer for them, all the questions don't need much description and can be explained fairly simply, this also can be an issue if you are looking for a more in depth answer to your question because you'd have to be less straight forward with the question. The advantage to my close-ended questions is that they both are yes or no questions about Chris and his happiness throughout his journey. They could possibly use some extra explaining but that is the only real downside to them.
Step 5:
1. Is this passage suggesting that we cannot find happiness alone and living for ourselves, can we find happiness alone?
2. Did Chris's mission through the wild help him achieve true happiness or did he miss the people around him too much that he couldn't be happy?
3. Why did Chris specifically choose this passage?
Rationale and Reflection
I chose these three questions because I believe that they are what will get the most detailed answers out of someone. These questions are all mostly asking for specific details that you can't answer with a simple short answer and that is why I picked them.
Step 6
I think that there is no real answer to this question, but I believe that he chose the passage because he chose to go through a life experience not many people have gone through. He is showing other people about this life that is bigger then just technology and money. Obviously in the end his plan didn't work out how he thought it would but at the same time he was living for others by setting an example that there is more to life out there. On the other hand he could have been lonely and by himself in the bus meaning that he thought that was the life he hadn't lived. I think that his inscription was implying that he missed his family and was getting lonely in the bus by himself. Especially since he really had nothing to do in an abandoned bus in the middle of nowhere he probably needed some company and was going crazy out of his mind.

Where is 6-A?

Step 7
1. This QFT really got me thinking. I had to think of questions and also answers, but all of the answers had to be guesses because the only person that has ever lived on this planet who can answer most of them is Chris because he was the one living through all the experiences. I think the number one thing that I learned through this first QFT was really the process of the QFT. I hadn't done this previously and this one will lead the way for the future QFTs we do in class this year.
2. I learned this through going through the process and reading the instructions. I'm still not sure if I did everything correct but that comes with learning and time.
3. I am now wondering about what Chris's answers would be to all of the questions because the answers could be literally anything. There are experts and people that were close to this guy but the only person who would actually know the answers is Chris.

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Step 3-4

1. Why did Chris read Tolstoy? O
2. What led Chris to search for happiness? O
3. How can we find happiness for ourselves? O
4. Did the people who met Chris end up happy? C
5. Can we use relatives to find happiness? C
6. How long did it take Chris to find happiness, or did he never find it at all? O
7. Why did Chris mark this passage in the book? O

step 4 part b
1. Why did Chris mark this passage in the book? O
Did Chris mark this page for a reason? C

2. Did the people who met Chris end up happy? C
How did Chris impact people's lives? O

step 4 part c
The advantage of closed questions is that they are easier and faster to respond to. You can compare them more easily with your peers. Easier to understand the answers.

The advantage of open-ended questions is that you can let your mind flow with the answer you would like to answer with. You can try to persuade the person into thinking that you have a very good response. There is an unlimited amount of answers that could be correct.

Step 5

1. Why did Chris mark this passage in the book?

2.  What led Chris to search for happiness?

3. Why did Chris read Tolstoy?

Rationale and Reflection
I picked these three questions because I think that these are the three questions that the story is about. They are all about the same thing but in a different way, and by answering these you will have a much better understanding of the book.

Step 6:
The first thing I would do is research for the things people wrote about Chris(the people he met). Through these, I could see what they thought about him and find part of my answer. Another thing I could do is look up what I'm searching for online. Lastly, I could go through his notes and journals to see if he wrote about any of this.

VERY GOOD!

Step 6-A
1. I think he marked this passage so that if he died and someone found him they would see why he set sail for this journey to find who he was.

2. I think that what he means is that you can be the person who found happiness in life but to keep it going you must share it with others or else it will vanish.
Step 7
1. I learned that to be happy we need others and not just ourselves.
2. I learned this by knowing that Chris had an impact on everyone that he met. They were all so heartbroken by his death but they didn't understand why.
3. I wonder if the people he met and impacted still think about him to this day.

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1. Why is Chris looking for happiness?-O
2. How did Chris feel when he couldn't help himself when he was helping others? -O
3. Who was Tostoy?-O
4. How was Chris feeling when he read this passage?-O
5. Did Chris use this passage because he was lacking happiness?-C
6. Did Chris regret his decision of leaving his family?
I changed number 5 and number 2,

Step 4: Advantages/Disadvantages.
The advantage of an open answer is you can answer it in your own and unique way. Such as the closed answers its just a yes or no so you are not able to be as creative with the answer. The disadvantage is the answers may vary with the open ended questions and may  be hard to connect to. For closed answers it is only and yes or no answer so you can not be very creative with your answer and that can be a disadvantage.

Step 5:
1. Did Chris regret his decision of leaving his family?
2. How was Chris feeling when he read this passage?
3. Did Chris use this passage because he was lacking happiness?

Step 5: The reason I chose these three questions is because I am most curious about these answers. i am looking for these answers because they are not stated clearly in the book nor the passage. I am curious about Chris's happiness and choices and if he would want to change them.
Step 6:
6-A?
1. I believe Chris marked this passage because he is lacking happiness. I also feel that he may have regretted his decision in leaving his family and the people he loved that made him the most happy. But traveling might have made him happy as well, these are the questions that I want to learn.
2. I feel that he meant that he is lacking happiness and is trying to find it. I feel this way because he talks about being  happy when he is with others. During his Journey it was mostly just himself.
Step 7:
1. I learned that Chris might have felt a different way about his life decisions and travels than I thought. I also learned that you should always do what makes you happy.
2. I learned this by reading and thinking about the passage. When I read the passage I realized that Chris was feeling some type of way that was not in the way I thought, such as unhappiness. This makes me come up with many other conclusions about his story decisions.
3. I am still wondering if Chris was really happy about his decision to leave his family and travel the world. I also wonder about how Chris was feeling when he read the passage.

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Step 3 and 4
1. What does he mean by only certain happiness - O
2. What does he mean by we live for others - O
3. How was he right - O
4. Why did Chris put this in - O
5. Why was he reading this book- O
6. Did Chris put this because it reminded him of something - O,C
7. Did it make him think of an old friend - O,C

You are missing steps and actions. Please read the directions.  Where is Step 4?

Step 5
1.Did Chris put this because it reminded him of someone or something
2. What does he mean by only certain happiness
3. how was he right

Where is Rationale and Reflection?

step 6
If i were to answer my questions I would look deeper and think of why he would put this and if there are any hints throughout, I would also make sure I can answer them in detail.
How would you do this?
Step 6-A

1. I think he put it in because he didn't want anyone to do what he did and to let them know life is better with people (You must end sentences with periods.)
2. I think that he meant even when he was running from people when he would see people on the road it would make him feel better and happy AGAIN!
Please expand on this.
Step 7:
1. I learned that there is more to things and people than what you see at first
2. I learned this because when he would meet people he wouldn't judge a book by its cover
3. I wonder if the people he met still think about him or just look past it

Please Grammar check your work.

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Questions:
1.How is the only happiness in life is to live for others.-O
2.How can happiness be only real when shared.-O
3.Who is Tolstoys?-C
4.Why did he read Tolstoys?-C
5. Did Chris leave his family to find happiness.-O
6. Why is he happy whens he's by himself? - O
7. Is Chris saying this because he missed out on being happy and live for others? - O

You needed to rewrite two of these questions? Please refer back to the directions.

Step 4
The advantage to writing open ended questions are it allows the respondents to provide more detail, including emotions , attitudes and the subject 's understanding. The disadvantage is it will give you thoughts and emotions and in doing so allow subjective responses. The advantage to writing closed questions gets right to the point.

Step 5
5. Did Chris leave his family to find happiness.-O
6. Why is he happy whens he's by himself? - O
7. Is Chris saying this because he missed out on being happy and live for others? - O
Step 5 think
I chose those questions because out of all the questions I asked I feel like those are the most important. I feel like those open ended questions will help me learn more about Chris and they will get me thinking outside of the box.
Step 6
If I want to answer my questions I will have to think outside of the box and think deeper about Chris and his life with his family. If he misses them of left them to seek happiness.
Step 6 - A
1. "I" Think Chris marked this passage because he remembered that his life back in Georgia and how nice he had it. And how he was only happy when he was with others.
He lived outside of DC and went to college in Georgia.
2. I think he meant even when he was running from people when he would meet new people on the road it made him happy. And how being with other people made him happy.
Step 7
1. I learned that being lonely will only make you sad so live for others and you will be happy.
2. I learned this from Chris when he meet new people on the road it would bring him joy.
3. I am now wondering when ever I feel alone its ok to be by myself but still keep connections with other people.

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step 3-4p
1. Will Chris ever find his happiness? - C
2. Do you think Chris's reasoning to find happiness in life is to live for others makes sense? - O
3. Did the people who knew chris end up being happy because of him. - C
4. why did chris mark his book - O
5. what was the purpose of the book - O
6. why does chris like being alone why did he go into the wild- O

GRAMMAR CHECK.

WHERE IS YOUR REFLECTION?

STEP 5
1. Did the people who knew chris end up being happy because of him.

2. why does chris like being alone why did he go into the wild

3. what was the purpose of the book

GRAMMAR CHECK!

WHERE ARE THE REMAINDER OF THE STEPS?

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1. Why does Chris enjoy a secluded lifestyle? O
2. Did Chris ever feel happy after leaving his family? C
3. Who is Tolstoy? C
4. Why did Chris feel like something was missing in his life? O
5. How did Chris affect other people's lives? Possessively or negatively? O
6. Was Chris a selfish person? C

Step 4

Did Chris enjoy a secluded lifestyle?

How was Chris a selfish person?

Put these questions in bold.

The advantage of an open-ended question is that you can get a very detailed answer. They also can spark debates and can create different mindsets on some topics. Some downsides are sometimes people will get off track and never answer the question or some times people want to get straight to the point.

The advantage of a closed-ended question is they are straight to the point and quick to answer. Disadvantages of closed-ended questions are they tend to be vague and you can't get much of a conversation from them.

Step 5

1. How does Chris affect other characters' lives after the events of the story? Positively or Negatively?
2. Did Chris ever feel happy after leaving his family and the rest of his life behind?
3. Why does Chris want to enjoy a secluded lifestyle?

I chose these questions because they are not just directed towards Chris but the people that were affected by his choices.

Step 6

If I wanted to answer my questions I would probably reread Into the Wild. I would be able to notice things I missed the first time or just forgot about it. I could also look up my questions online to see if anyone else hand the same one so we could talk about it.

I think the author meant was that in order to be happy, you have to make others happy. I think the author marked this passage because he wanted to show how much he really missed his family and how he deeply regretted his choices.

The author did not the passage. Chris marked the passage.

Step 7

1. I learned that happiness and joy are meant to be shared.  People need alone time, but people also need to be with others.  We can't just have one because it is just too much of the same thing
2. I learned that just one quote can have such a powerful message behind it. I also learned that you can interpret quotes differently from others and you can both still be right.
3. I am wondering if I would ever consider doing remotely similar to what Chris did. I hope that I never would because I don't want to live a lonely life.

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1. How did the book open his eyes? O

2. Was he searching for quality in life through books? O

3. Why did he decide to read Tolstoy? C

4. Who was Tolstoy? C

5. Did he find true happiness?C

6. Did Tolstoy inspire Chris?C

7. Is Chris learning he needs others to be truly happy?C

YOU NEED TO REWRITE TWO OF THESE QUESTIONS. PLEASE SEE THE DIRECTIONS.

Advantages and disadvantages

The advantage of an open ended question is you get deeper into your conversation. However, there is multiple answers so you never come to an exact conclusion or answer. Close ended questions are less informative but do have the exact answer you are looking for.

1. Is Chris learning he needs others to be truly happy?
2. Who was Tolstoy?
3. Was Chris searching for quality in life through books?

I chose these questions because I want to know how one learns from a journey as incredible as Chris'. I have observed from the book that Chris is stubborn and filled with curiosity and strong will. I would ultimately like to learn how he kept such a consistent attitude.

PLEASE FORMAT CORRECTLY

IS BELOW 6-A or Step 7?

1. I think Chris came to the realization that he was truly the most happy when he was with his family and friends.
2. I learned Leo Tolstoy was a famous author who was also inspirational and incredibly talented.
3. I learned Chris was lost and he turned to the books for guidance. He eventually found the metaphors and readings applied to his real life.
However, i am still wondering if he truly did achieve happiness by the end of the book.

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Step 6

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Questions

1.why did he read that book O

2. Who wrote that book O

3. Is chris looking for happiness C
4. why does Chris want to isolate himself from everything O

Step 4.
Closed to open: Why is Chris looking for happiness?
Opened to Closed: Is Chris trying to isolate himself from everything?
Where is Step 4?

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1.  who wrote that book
2. is Chris looking for happiness
3. why does Chris want to isolate himself form everything
Step 7. I learned that Chris is a very self independent person and that he seems to want to rely on himself and have no one around him and that is why i think he likes to isolate himself from people like he does.
And i also learned that Chris is looking for happiness but not from anyone else he wants to find his own way to live his life in a very unconventional way.
Grammar?
Where is your reflection?

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if i were to answer these questions i would have to research them and use my book to find evidence and understand more about the topic of my questions.

Capitalization.

Where is your answer to 6-A?

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INTO THE WILD QFT  answer 3
1 Why did chris want to be alone so bad and why didn't he invite others O
2 Even though chris was great around people why would he isolated himself away from everyone O
3 Did chris find the piece he was missing C
4 Did he finally realize he is happy around others  O
5 Did he ever regret leaving his home for this different lifestyle C
Answer 4 
An advantage of open ended questions are you need to think deeper in the text and can lead to debate, It is more of an opinion one person can believe something and someone else could believe something else 
An advantage of closed ended questions is you know the answer so you can relate it better with the text and with others. There can't be disagreement because there in one answer 
Answer 5 
 
1 Why did chris want to be alone so bad and why didn't he invite others
2 Did chris find the piece he was missing 
3 Even though chris was great around people why would he isolated himself away from everyone
The reflexion 
The reason I chose these questions is because Chris is related to me well. Sometimes you want alone time but never would want to do anything like chris. I wanted to know if Chris found what he was missing and I think he did and that leads into question 3 why, it's because he didn't love their lifestyle. He loved the outdoors and freedom.  
Answer 6 
I dug deeper into my question and found some interesting information on my question. I found that he got more open and grew more with people then without them. I believe he marketed the passage because he found he was only happy when he was with people and interacted with them. Even when he felt peace in nature he want to share his happiness with others 
Answer 7 
1 I learned that being alone can make you happy and grow as a person but you can't be the happiest you can be unless you can share it with others.   
2 I learned that it takes time to find what you are missing in chris’s case it meant staying in a cabin by himself 
3 Was the way chris died which was alone a message to show that if you pass up on friends and don't share happiness you could died alone  