PARTS OF A STORY EXIT TICKET
• What is the difference between rising
action and falling action?
• How do you know when you’ve reached
the climax?
• Does the main character always get what
they want in the resolution?
EPIC TALE/QUEST EXIT TICKET
• What is an epic tale?
• What are two elements of an
epic tale?
PLOT EXIT TICKET
• Describe how the setting influences the plot.
• How does the development of the characters
advance the plot?
• Have students answer these questions on a
note card. This is their exit ticket to get out of
class.
POV EXIT TICKET
• What is the difference between omniscient
and limited?
• How does a reader get to know their character
in first person POV opposed to third person
omniscient?
• Explain the difference between first person
POV and third person limited.
THEME EXIT TICKET
• What is a theme?
• How is it possible for an author to include
more than one theme?
• How do the characters show the theme
throughout a story?
THEME V. MESSAGE EXIT TICKET
• What is author’s purpose?
• What is theme?
• How are they different in regards to the
author’s approach to both?
SUMMARY EXIT TICKET
• What three parts do you need in a summary?
• How long should a summary be?
• Are summaries used in fiction, nonfiction, or
both?
CONNECTIONS EXIT TICKET
• How can we make connections between
texts?
• How do connections deepen our
comprehension in a text?
• How can you use connections in the real
world?
READING V. WRITING EXIT TICKET
• How are reading and writing connected?
• How does being a reader make us a better
writer?
• How does being a writer make us a better
reader?
Autobiography v. Fictional Adaptation
Exit Ticket
• What is an autobiography?
• What is a fictional adaptation?
• What are three differences between the two?