1. Plot
1.1 What is the story about?
It is about adventure of Gulliver. The story was happened during 1699 - 1745. He enjoyed travelling in many interesting places and it seemed very weird from the author’s imagination since there are no real places in the current world. Some had strange people or animals and he tried to learn their living in order to stay with them peacefully. However, there were always many incidents challenging him to deal with them.
1.2 What are the series in the story?
Each chapter tell stories what he faced and how he resolved problems. The story demonstrates various aspects and reflects cultures and traditions of a specific area. Most places were created as imagination and linked with Gulliver, a protagonist.
2. Setting
2.1 What is the setting in the story?
The setting in the story started from travelling by a ship of Gulliver and his peers across Atlantic Ocean. His boat suddenly bumped rocks and collapsed. He was swashed to a beach and his adventure stories were started then.
2.2 How does the setting impact the plot in the story?
The author tried to correlated people, social environment, and cultures to match historical period. It is imperative that the setting has to impact the plot in the story since readers will imagine pictures of the incidents and characters in the story. If the author did not realize such correlation, the story is not probably true.
3.Characters
3.1 How does the character change as the story develop?
The character changed since this story was divided into a chapters so the contents of each chapter is different and amounts of characters, setting, places, were changed depending on contents of each story.
3.2 Does the dialog in the story believable?
No, it does. As mentioned, this story was derived from the author’s imagination.
4. Themes
4.1 What was the writer’s purpose in write the story?
The writer’s purpose was focused on learning people, society, cultures and different thoughts including problem-solving skills.
4.2 What message or lesson does the writer wish the reader to understand from the story?
For my opinion, the writer wish the reader to understand good negotiation and problem-solving skills. Whenever we travel to different place, it is sure that we face different people so what we think it’s workable cannot be probably used in different areas and situations.
5. Point of view
5.1 What point of view does the writer use?
The point of view of writer is to build the enjoyable story as imagination and showed ideas for readers.
5.2 Why did the writer use this point of view?
Because a serious story probably cannot convince readers as an imagined story with ideas for them.
6. Imagery
6.1Identify some passage where the writer uses imagery? What type of imagery
does the writer use? How does the writer use it?
The write uses imagery of new era that it is impossible to see at present. Each chapter created new stories and characters. There was one protagonist to proceed.
7. Style and Tone
7.1 What types of sentences does the writer use? Fragments? Simple? Complex?
Rhetorical? How does it impact the story?
It is simple and smooth. The sequence of each chapter is well-prepared for readers who desire to further learn English from reading.
7.2 How does the tone of story impact your reading?
It is deemed to be a comic story but it is not joke. Some chapter describes the size of characters and how fear Gulliver faced them and had to serve them.
1. Plot
1.1 What is the story about?
It is about adventure of Gulliver. The story was happened during 1699 - 1745. He enjoyed travelling in many interesting places and it seemed very weird from the author’s imagination since there are no real places in the current world. Some had strange people or animals and he tried to learn their living in order to stay with them peacefully. However, there were always many incidents challenging him to deal with them.
1.2 What are the series in the story?
Each chapter tell stories what he faced and how he resolved problems. The story demonstrates various aspects and reflects cultures and traditions of a specific area. Most places were created as imagination and linked with Gulliver, a protagonist.
2. Setting
2.1 What is the setting in the story?
The setting in the story started from travelling by a ship of Gulliver and his peers across Atlantic Ocean. His boat suddenly bumped rocks and collapsed. He was swashed to a beach and his adventure stories were started then.
2.2 How does the setting impact the plot in the story?
The author tried to correlated people, social environment, and cultures to match historical period. It is imperative that the setting has to impact the plot in the story since readers will imagine pictures of the incidents and characters in the story. If the author did not realize such correlation, the story is not probably true.
3.Characters
3.1 How does the character change as the story develop?
The character changed since this story was divided into a chapters so the contents of each chapter is different and amounts of characters, setting, places, were changed depending on contents of each story.
3.2 Does the dialog in the story believable?
No, it does. As mentioned, this story was derived from the author’s imagination.
4. Themes
4.1 What was the writer’s purpose in write the story?
The writer’s purpose was focused on learning people, society, cultures and different thoughts including problem-solving skills.
4.2 What message or lesson does the writer wish the reader to understand from the story?
For my opinion, the writer wish the reader to understand good negotiation and problem-solving skills. Whenever we travel to different place, it is sure that we face different people so what we think it’s workable cannot be probably used in different areas and situations.
5. Point of view
5.1 What point of view does the writer use?
The point of view of writer is to build the enjoyable story as imagination and showed ideas for readers.
5.2 Why did the writer use this point of view?
Because a serious story probably cannot convince readers as an imagined story with ideas for them.
6. Imagery
6.1Identify some passage where the writer uses imagery? What type of imagery
does the writer use? How does the writer use it?
The write uses imagery of new era that it is impossible to see at present. Each chapter created new stories and characters. There was one protagonist to proceed.
7. Style and Tone
7.1 What types of sentences does the writer use? Fragments? Simple? Complex?
Rhetorical? How does it impact the story?
It is simple and smooth. The sequence of each chapter is well-prepared for readers who desire to further learn English from reading.
7.2 How does the tone of story impact your reading?
It is deemed to be a comic story but it is not joke. Some chapter describes the size of characters and how fear Gulliver faced them and had to serve them.
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