What Was He Thinking?

Tom walked on the ledge to get the yellow paper. What would you have done? What other plans might have worked? (Use your student ID to get credit).

Foreshadowing EXTRA CREDIT!!

(Don't write this answer until you finish the story).
What are some examples of foreshadowing in the story? (Use your student ID to get credit).

Eleven Stories

Use your imagination. What does Tom see when he looks down? (Use your student ID to get credit).

The Yellow Sheet

Why is the yellow sheet so important to Tom Benecke? Explain your answer. (Use your student ID to get credit).

Conflicts

This story includes internal and external conflicts. What are the internal conflicts? What are the external conflicts? Support your answers with examples from the text. (Use your student ID to get credit).

The Main Character

Describe the main character of the story. What does he look like? Describe his personality. (Use your student ID to get credit).

The Setting

We know that the setting of a story is the time and the place. Describe the setting of the story. (Use your student ID to get credit).