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Read “What of the Goldfish Would You Wish?” by Ethar Keret and use your notes and understanding of the text to answer the two(2) writing prompts below. Write a 1-2 paragraph response to the questions below using complete sentences and textual evidence to support your work.
Make sure to answer all parts of the questions. Each paragraph should have a minimum of 4 sentences. Be detailed in your response.
Refer to the Characterization and Motivation Anchor chart located in go ogle classroom under tools to help you better understand characterization and motivation.
Consider the perspective of the main and minor characters, narrator's point of view, how perspectives change throughout the story in relation to conflict, situations and actions.

Consider the things a character thinks, says, and does to understand his or her personality(S T E A L). Think about Yoni’s plan to create a documentary and the question he plans to ask for this documentary. What conclusion can you draw about Yoni character traits and his motivation for this documentary?

An author develops a character by providing the reader with additional details that deepen a reader’s initial impression of the character and may change a reader’s opinion about the character. What were your initial thoughts or impressions about Yoni’s character and how has that changed or developed through the story? Cite the details that help you more fully understand Yoni’s character and intentions.

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