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What is the difference between an evaluative question and an interpretive question?

Evaluative:  You need to form a response based on experience rather than text.  You will use your values, experiences, opinion, judgment, and knowledge to respond.  Key question, "Do I agree with what the author is saying?"

Interpretive:  You will try to find an answer to a single, basic question about the meaning of a text.  You will need to use specific passages from the text to prove your point. Key question, "What is the author trying to say?"

Each style of question needs PROOF.  Evaluative requires PROOF from your experiences.  Interpretive requires PROOF from the text.

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What is the effect of the tonal shift in part 3? Why is the imagery suddenly more violent and to what effect?

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What do you think the author meant when he started the chapter with “There was a mark where the devil left him”?

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Why do you think Sarat kept the turtle her and Marcus were raising?

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Besides having a history of being a nurse why does Karina feel the need to take care of everything? (Simon, her vegetable garden etc.)

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do you believe that Sarat made the right decision joining Gaines rebel group?

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what is the author trying to portray when he shows albert gaines giving sarat so much help? what does he want from her?

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Why would the people consider Simon to be a miracle boy?

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What does Akkad mean when he says 'a mark where the devil left him'?

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What does Joe mean when he says, "The guns are ours, but the blood is yours"?

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Q. Do you think war affects culturally different people in different ways? Justify.

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why did the author chose to have the government authorize an asylum for the chestnut family after the inciden with Simon? Are they superior from the other families?

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Why doesn’t the author choose to kill off Simon rather than let him live after his injury?

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do you believe that Sarat made the right decision joining Gaines rebel group? 

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Why does the author choose to emphasize so much on the people working at the port?

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Why do you think that the fact the girls are ‘survivors’ makes the rebels respect them?

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do you think sarat’s decision was valid, for shooting the general? what are the consequences that are going to follow?

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Do you feel as though Karina is taking advantage of Simon as he is not mentally aware?

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Why do you think the author mentioned the "Yuffsy Fight"? What does it symbolize? What is the meaning behind it?

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What is the creator attempting to depict when he shows albert gaines giving sarat so much assistance? And what exactly does he need from her?

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how is marcus a blue soldier, giving sarat censored information and not getting caught?

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At the bar, Dana and Sarat are respected by all the men around them especially the commander’s son. Are they respected more because they are "fragile" women that went through a traumatizing experience? Would they have been treated the same if men?

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Q. Why do you think Sarat marked each one of her kills on the rifle’s shoulder stock, even if it is a rat that she killed?

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Is it morally justifiable that the widowers find solace in the "Miracle Boy" although it is not true? Should truth be irrelevant if they are still finding comfort with him in such hard times?

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Q. What does Bragg Senior’s description of Gaines tell about the character of Gaines?

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Do you personally think Karina is trustworthy?

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In what ways has Gaines manipulated Sarat and shaped her growth? (ie. he was the one to 'inform' her of certain matters as well as physically provide her with guns).

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What does Karina mean by “The misery of war represented the world’s only truly universal language”, and how does this quote represent a recurring theme throughout Part three of the novel?

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Why does Sarat dream of Camp Patience after being with Layla?

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Why does the author choose to make Karina so hated by Sarat and loved by Simon and Dana?

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Why does Karina have more of toleration towards Simon and less towards Sarat? Is it because of Simon’s dehumanized state?

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What exactly did the author mean when he described Simon as the “Golden Boy”? 

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Why does Sarat meet joe in a ruined house by lake Sinclair?

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what is the significance of the friendship between attic (one of the bragg boys) and sarat?

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Why is Sarat attracted to one specific fighter during the Yuffsy?

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why does the author choose to make the blues have more authority and power compared to other areas?

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For what reason doesn't the creator decide to slaughter off Simon instead of let him live after his physical issue?

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What does the author mean when he writes "I don't want to end up with going with someone from the losing side"?

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Karina believes that “the misery of war is the world’s only truly universal language”, in your opinion, does war bring disaster, death and destruction to society, or is it an inevitable aspect of human nature that provides incentive for accelerated progress?

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In your opinion do you think that Sarat needs Gaines in order for her to retain the knowledge and everything she has gained since?

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Do you think Sara.t made the correct choice in shooting the general? Explain?

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What does Sarat mean when she thinks to herself, “she wanted her to feel love the way a bone feels a break, to make her scream in a language she never even knew”?  What could this say about her coming of age?

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Why do you think Sarat is so accepting of Marcus’ chosen path, despite his Northern alignment?

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Is there a deeper meaning for the author including a part of the LGBTQ into a dystopian novel?

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Why do you think that the author chose to make it was important to Sarat that she recognized the guard without the mask?

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why do you think the author focuses on sarat’s whereabouts and what’s happening around her?

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Do you think Sarat training with Gaines shows how strong of a character she is?

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How do you think the Yuffsy fight provides commentary on our society today?

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Throughout this chapter Sarat is seen as confident and courageous but also entitled and rude to everyone. Do you think it’s because she lost all feelings after everyone in her family died? Does it happen to everyone who suffers due to war? Are her feelings justifiable?

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Is it morally correct to influence the life-changing decisions that a child makes in life through certain teachings?
(teaching Sarat to shoot)

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For what reason do you think the creator referenced the "Yuffsy Fight"? What does it represent? What is the importance behind it?

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In your opinion, do you believe that the woman is trying to help Sarat?

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Do you think that it was morally right for Sarat to kill General Adam Briggs? Is murder ever truly justifiable as Sarat's behaviors imply?

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do you agree with the rules that have been placed in sugarloaf?

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Why do you think the author chose for Sarat to lose her last remaining family member, Dana?

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Do you think that it is ethical for people to visit Simon almost like a tourist attraction?

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why do you think that both girls, seen as survivors, as treated differently with more handle and respect?

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what is the author’s intention with putting sarat in the sugarloaf camp?

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Why did the women listen and learnt everything they could from the guards?

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Based on your experiences and knowledge, how do you think the consequences of the Birds represent modern day issues through a dystopian context?

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Q. What did the author mean when he said that Sarat entered and exited death?

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Do you agree with the author killing off Dana?

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Why would Sara.t choose to quickly bury her gun, instead of taking it and hiding it somewhere less obvious?

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What does Sarat’s silent protest say about her character?

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Innocent people, during wars, are often taken captive for crimes they didn’t commit and sometimes they admit to them to escape the tortures. To what extent are Sarat’s reactions similar to real life situations of kidnapping?

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When Karina describes the Chestnut’s new home, she says Sarat does not want any type of decoration apart from her father’s statue. Is she rebelling against the charity home? Or does she not believe they are going to stay there for long enough to call that their home?

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Do you believe that authorities should have the right to torture accused, uncooperative criminals to extract information? Or are these actions ethically unjustified?

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Why does Sarat dream about drowning? Compared to previous chapters where she associated the bodys of water with swimming. Does this speak to character development?

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As you would like to think, is there a shrouded message behind Sarat and Dana's relationship?

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Do you agree with the behavior sarat had after the assasination?

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Why does Bud mention different faiths to Sarat?

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As you would like to think, is there a shrouded message behind Sarat and Dana's relationship?

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How does the Yuffsy illustrate how war has been glorified in the south?

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Why do the rebels respect the girls and do you think gender roles are being represented in this chapter?

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Do you think referring to the twins as ‘survivors’ rather than people was fair?

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Do you think referring to the twins as ‘survivors’ rather than people was fair?

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why are mines are such a big significance towards Sarat?

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Does the author choosing to have Sarat breaking her rib show any signifance? Is that a part of the body that has a certain meaning in literature?

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If you were in the position of Marcus, would you have aided Sara.t by warning her about the potential danger?

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As you would see it do you imagine that Sarat needs Gaines with the end goal for her to hold the information and all that she has picked up since?

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Why did Sarat say ‘it was one man’ when being congratulated?

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Do you think that Sarat should have been congratulated by her actions of assassinations throughout time?

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May the ritual visitors that came to perform with Simon convey the meaning behind the role of religion in society?

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What’d Karina mean when she said “How about we see how this war shakes out first. I don’t want to end up going with someone from the losing side”?

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Do you think Sarat should be penalized for homicide?

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After the armed guards had a dispute with Sarat, do you think she is going to get out of the situation she is currently facing and overcome adversity?

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Why did the author include the fact that one of the woman who came to visit could not trust the bank with her money? what was he trying to say