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    Stolen-Party - Questions

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    The document provides questions to review the short story 'The Stolen Party' which follows the protagonist Rosaura as she attends a party where she feels out of place and has an interaction with another girl that makes her feel better. It asks the reader to describe elements of the story like its setting, characters, narration, plot points, and themes around friendship.

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    The document provides questions to review the short story 'The Stolen Party' which follows the protagonist Rosaura as she attends a party where she feels out of place and has an interaction with another girl that makes her feel better. It asks the reader to describe elements of the story like its setting, characters, narration, plot points, and themes around friendship.

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    The document provides questions to review the short story 'The Stolen Party' which follows the protagonist Rosaura as she attends a party where she feels out of place and has an interaction with another girl that makes her feel better. It asks the reader to describe elements of the story like its setting, characters, narration, plot points, and themes around friendship.

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    120 views1 page

    Stolen-Party - Questions

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    Bill Gates
    The document provides questions to review the short story 'The Stolen Party' which follows the protagonist Rosaura as she attends a party where she feels out of place and has an interaction with another girl that makes her feel better. It asks the reader to describe elements of the story like its setting, characters, narration, plot points, and themes around friendship.

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    “The

    Stolen Party”
    Elements of Narrative Review

    Directions: Read the short story “The Stolen Party,” then answer the following questions on a separate piece of paper.
    (do not write on the back of your notes).

    1. Describe the setting of the story and how it makes Rosaura feel.
    2. Who is the protagonist of the story? What is she like? Include both internal and external character traits.
    3. What type of narrator (1st person, 3rd person objective, 3rd person limited, or 3rd person omniscient) tells
    the story? How does it affect what we know and how we feel about the characters?
    4. Summarize the story by answering the following plot questions.

    a. Whose party is Rosaura invited to? How does her mother feel about it?
    b. What does Senora Ines ask Rosaura to do at the party? How does it make Rosaura feel?
    c. Describe the conversation the girl with the bow has with Rosaura.
    d. What happens during the magician’s show?
    e. What does Senora Ines give the guests as they leave?
    f. What does Senora Ines give Rosaura? Why?

    5. What theme does this story develop about friendship?

    “The Stolen Party”


    Elements of Narrative Review

    Directions: Read the short story “The Stolen Party,” then answer the following questions on a separate piece of paper.
    (do not write on the back of your notes).

    1. Describe the setting of the story and how it makes Rosaura feel.
    2. Who is the protagonist of the story? What is she like? Include both internal and external character traits.
    3. What type of narrator (1st person, 3rd person objective, 3rd person limited, or 3rd person omniscient) tells
    the story? How does it affect what we know and how we feel about the characters?
    4. Summarize the story by answering the following plot questions.

    a. Whose party is Rosaura invited to? How does her mother feel about it?
    b. What does Senora Ines ask Rosaura to do at the party? How does it make Rosaura feel?
    c. Describe the conversation the girl with the bow has with Rosaura.
    d. What happens during the magician’s show?
    e. What does Senora Ines give the guests as they leave?
    f. What does Senora Ines give Rosaura? Why?

    5. What theme does this story develop about friendship?

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