Signposts by Grant

Toshani

2017-09-20 18:45:36 UTC

The hardest signpost to figure out is, Again and Again because, they can mention something in the story and could have very little detail to it though, it has been repeated. Though, in the end it could have affected the story or even the main character! The easiest signpost to figure out is, Aha moment because, the character will be detailed about it and can be enthusiastic sometimes.

Samantha

2017-09-20 18:45:39 UTC

I believe words of the wiser is the easiest because you can tell when someone's giving advice. Advice usually sound different from normal speech. Like when someone says,"Reach for the moon" or something, it's advice and not literal speech.Also in "Harry Potter" when Dumbledore gave Harry advice it's words of the wiser because someone older is giving him a talk about how to improve in life.
I think the hardest sign post is Tough Questions because the character doesn't always have an obvious question and you just have to think of one the character might be asking. Also,some questions might not be a TOUGH question so it's hard to figure it out.

Ryan

2017-09-20 18:45:45 UTC

Easiest: Again and again because you can easily notice that the author repeats something.
Toughest: The hardest is contrast and contradiction because the author doesn't clearly, fully make a change.

Kshema

2017-09-20 18:45:46 UTC

I believe that the easiest signpost to recognize is again and again, because you can clearly notice repetition, whether it be an object, number, or thought.

The hardest signpost to recognize would be tough questions because it would be hard to see which question will be important, because multiple questions would not be the tough question.

Manasi Ma

2017-09-20 18:45:48 UTC

The easiest signpost to recognize would be Memory Moment in my eyes because the author indicates it. The author gives that one key phrase such as "long ago" or "years back" which are interrupting the reader in that we are going into the memory of the narrator. Even if you happen to miss this key phrase the author gives glimpses of the fact that we are going in the past. The book might use past tense or the narrator might foreshadow something that only they could know if this was the past. For example, they might say, "...but at the time, I had no idea." Memory Moment is definitely the easiest signpost.
I believe that the hardest signpost is contrast and contradictions because that's when the one who was close to the main character is the one who flips around. The author may give the slightest clues such as momentary suspicious behavior which may hint it but it's subtle. With this signpost, you have to really read between the lines which is something most people don't do, especially when the read the book the first time. Because of this, Contrasts and Contradictions is the hardest signpost.

Anika

2017-09-20 18:46:02 UTC

I think the easiest signpost to recognize is Again and Again because when a certain thing is repeated over and over again it's really easy to spot.

I also think the hardest signpost to find would be contrast and contradictions because you might not realize when the character does something different, the author might put it in really subtle.

Varenya

3010217 — 2017-09-20 18:46:15 UTC

I think the easiest signpost is again and again because you can easily tell when something is told over and over again in a story. I believe that contrasts and contradiction is the hardest because sometimes in might be the slightest change in the person's behavior and it could be contrasts and contradictions. A very nice character can be mad for a few pages but that might not be contrasts and contradiction. It isn't easy to tell whether someone changed their personality or not.

Priya Subramanian

3000904 — 2017-09-20 18:46:31 UTC

I think that the easiest signpost that will be the easiest to recognize in a story is Memory Moment because the author will use past tense, which makes it easier for us to tell that the author is using the 'Memory Moment' Signpost.

I think the signpost that will be the most difficult to recognize in a story is Tough Question, because the character in the story doesn't have the same kind of personality as us so we don't know if it might be a tough question.

Suvil

2017-09-20 18:46:34 UTC

I believe Again and Again would be the easiest because it is easy in most stories to find a character repeating something. I think the hardest would be Contrasts and Contradictions because it is harder to recognize the character doing something the opposite of what he was doing in the beginning.

Kruthhika

2017-09-20 18:46:39 UTC

I believe the easiest signpost to recognize out of all the signposts would be Memory Moment. A memory moment is when the author interrupts in the action of the story. It's easier to read and understand the story fluently and have a break in between where someone is having a thought or imaginative dream which can lead them into another world. Generally, if you spot a memory moment in a text, it may be a clue and lead into the development of the story, or into other words and foreshadow the events in the story. However, I think that the Tough Question signpost is the most difficult one to recall in a text. This is because sometimes there may not be any questions being asked by any characters in the story, which may lead into even more deeper thinking about what the character may be wondering.

Shraavan Sudhish

2017-09-20 18:46:57 UTC

I think the easiest signpost to find would be the Aha moment because you can understand when the character gets an idea. I think the hardest signpost to find is contrasts and contradicts because the author might not directly say it.

Darren

2025556 — 2017-09-20 18:47:05 UTC

The easiest signpost is "Again and Again" because when reading text it'll be pretty obvious on which words are repeated and not.
The hardest signpost is contrast and contridication because when reading the text it's difficult to tell if the character is out of character or if the actions by the character is different.

Sushanth Penumala

2017-09-20 18:47:14 UTC

I think the easiest signpost to identify/recognize in a story is Again and Again, because when reading the text, it will be easy and evident that the author repeats something over and over again. The hardest would be contrast and contridiction, because when you read the text, it is very hard to see if the character is acting different/out of his personality.

Anjali

2017-09-20 18:47:15 UTC

I think the easiest signpost to recognize in a story is the memory moment because the author's style of writing slightly changes and the sentence might start of with something like "when I was younger" , "free years before" or something like that.

'Diya Vashista'

2017-09-20 18:48:22 UTC

^{I think the easiest - to - find signpost out of all of them in a story has to be again and again because you can easily see when the author is repeating something again, and again, and again, and again.
I think the hardest one to see is and Aha moment because sometimes you may not realize if the character realizes something because you may be very engrossed into the book, and that you may think that the character is just thinking about something and thinks that he found a solution, but not exactly.}

Navya Sinha

2017-09-20 18:48:26 UTC

I think the easiest signpost to recognize is the Memory Moment. At that time, the author writes something like " long ago" or "she/he remembered" or something like that.

Also, I think the hardest signpost to recognize is the Again & Again. Sometimes the author makes the repeated things so small or so far apart that it is easy to skip over it without knowing, and somethings people don't realize that something is being repeated.

Tejas

2017-09-20 18:48:28 UTC

The easiest signpost to recognize Memory Moments because every time there is a flashback, the tense of the story changes and the words also change showing how the character was younger and what happened at that moment in the past.
The hardest signpost to recognize is though questions because there are many important questions in the book that can alter the story.

Ameya Patil

2017-09-20 18:48:29 UTC

I believe the easiest signpost in a novel would be ¨Again & Again¨. It would be very easy for someone to notice the author reapeating a phrase, word, and/or object multiple times. I thin the most difficult sign post to recongnize in a story would be ¨Tough Questions¨ because, the chracter may have a diffrent personality from you and think a diffrent way. As a reader you might not realize that it is a Tough Question.

Raj

3006683 — 2017-09-20 18:48:41 UTC

I think that the "Again and Again" signpost would be the easiest to recognize because you would just look for a word or phrase or object that is repeating in the story.
I think the hardest signpost to recognize in a story would be contrast and contradictions because you would have to look closely at the character and see how he/she changes in the story.

Brunda

2017-09-20 18:48:49 UTC

I think that the easiest signpost to identify is "Again and Again" because it repeats multiple times in the story so the reader will be able to see and think "Oh wow, this repeats, so this must be "Again and Again." The most difficult signpost to recognize in a story is "Tough Questions" because sometimes the character(s) won't have a question, so you would have to think way outside of the box and see where a question might occur for the character(s).

Ishaan Mhatre

2017-09-20 18:49:18 UTC

I think that the easiest to find is again and again, because you can easily notice if the author is repeating something, such as a symbol, item or number. I think the hardest is Contrasts and Contradictions because you have to pay attention the the characters thoughts, actions, words, and feelings, and sometimes authors can hide characterization well, which means you might need to reread the text in order to find this signpost.

Sofia A

2017-09-20 18:49:20 UTC

I believe that easiest signpost to recognize is memory moment. This is because the author is suddenly interrupting the story and it's usually easy to tell when the story changes direction suddenly. It's usually not very subtle. A flashback is usually easy to see.
On the other hand, I think that again and again can be one of the hardest signposts to identify in a story. Sometimes the author is very blunt about repeating phrases or symbols, but some authors hide the repetition really well, and it takes multiple reads or a really skilled reader to pick out this signpost from a story.

Ishaan Mhatre

2017-09-20 18:49:27 UTC

I think that the easiest signpost to recognize is Tough questions, as you just have to look for a point in the story when the main character asks himself a difficult question that is hard to answer. I think that the hardest signpost to find is

Tarunya

3012102 — 2017-09-20 18:49:54 UTC

I think the easiest signpost to figure out is Memory Moment because to make sure the reader understands. There are key words such as "Back when I was younger.." You also know when they are talking about using context clues.

I think the hardest signpost is contrast and contradictions because its hard to understand you need to read closely to realize whether or not the character is contrasting or contradicting. We also need to know how the main character changes throughout the story.

Radha

2017-09-20 18:50:12 UTC

I think the easiest to recognize in a story would be again and again because it's easy to recognize if the author says something again and again. The most difficult would be tough question because you don't always recognize if a character is questioning himself.

Bhavini

2017-09-20 18:50:19 UTC

I think the easiest signpost to recognize in a story is Again and Again because if you are reading, it is simple to recognize when something keeps multiple times.

I think the hardest signpost to recognize in a story is contrast and contradiction, because it's not always obvious when a character does something slightly difference from what they usually do, especially if it is a minor character.

Akshara Somu

2017-09-20 18:50:32 UTC

I think the easiest signpost is again and again. This is because when you are reading the book, one key point or event will keep happening. The hardest would be Contrast and contradictions. This is because you will have to find similarities and difference with the
same people, thing or event.

Sanya Kataria

2017-09-20 18:50:42 UTC

I think that the "Aha Moment" signpost is the easiest because it is easy to detect when a character understands or realizes something. If the story is in first person, this is very easy to find out. The hardest one would be "Contrasts and Contradictions" because for this you have to be paying attention to the character's actions and thoughts. If you miss something, it is very difficult to find this signpost.

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2017-09-20 18:51:07 UTC

I think the easiest signpost to recognize is again and again since once you see something repeat it is most likely again and again. I think the hardest one to recognize is contrast and contradiction since it is sometimes really hard to tell if the character is acting different.🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪

Niva Shah

2017-09-20 18:51:53 UTC

The easiest signpost is Again and Again and also Memory moment because both have some phrases that shows that its the signpost for example the if something repeats it is most likely again and again, and flashbacks are probably memory moment, the hardest signpost is Tough question because you it get confused with regular questions.

Maya Christian

2017-09-20 19:31:49 UTC

I feel the easiest signpost is the Memory Moment signpost. I feel this way because the author usually clearly shows the character is having a flashback or recalling an event of the past. The writer uses many clues to show this such as interrupting the action and uses hinting words so that the reader can clearly see that the individual in the story is having a memory.

In my opinion I feel the hardest signpost is the tough question signpost. I feel this way because the writer doesn't usually clearly state this. The reader would have to read in between the lines to understand what the character is feeling and what the tough question is. Also, the tough question in the story can be very opinionated for the readers because it is more personal for the character and harder for some readers to notice and understand.

Signposts by Grant

Toshani

Samantha

Ryan

Kshema

Manasi Ma

Anika

Varenya

Priya Subramanian

Suvil

Kruthhika

Shraavan Sudhish

Darren

Sushanth Penumala

Anjali

'Diya Vashista'

Navya Sinha

Tejas

Ameya Patil

Raj

Brunda

Ishaan Mhatre

Sofia A

Ishaan Mhatre

Tarunya

Radha

Bhavini

Akshara Somu

Sanya Kataria

🍪 LUKE!! __(:3」∠)__

Niva Shah

Maya Christian

🍪 LUKE!! (:3」∠)