GETTING UP TO DATESUBJECTS FOR WRITTEN IMITATIONSUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS
- Why does the story begin so abruptly?
- What is the character of Job Lansing?
- What is the character of Ellie?
- How does the author explain that Ellie has views that do not
harmonize with her uncle's views?
- What advantage does the author gain from the setting of the
story?
- How does the author make the story seem real?
- Why did the author introduce subordinate characters?
- Divide the story into its component incidents.
- At what point is the reader's interest greatest?
- At what point is Ellie's success certain?
- Which incident has the greatest emphasis?
- How does the author make Ellie the principal character?
- What is the effect of the quick conclusion?
- How does the author make use of conversation as a means of
telling events?
- On what one idea is the story founded?