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The document presents a dramatic opening scene where Ava is confronted with a mysterious letter amidst a storm. It poses questions about the writer's technique in engaging readers, defines a turning point, and discusses the significance of font styles and sizes. Additionally, it prompts creative thinking regarding advertisement illustrations for a toy company.

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Formative 2

The document presents a dramatic opening scene where Ava is confronted with a mysterious letter amidst a storm. It poses questions about the writer's technique in engaging readers, defines a turning point, and discusses the significance of font styles and sizes. Additionally, it prompts creative thinking regarding advertisement illustrations for a toy company.

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Formative Assessment

Answer the below questions based on the opening given.

The rain hammered against the windows like impatient fingers drumming a rhythm only it could
hear. Inside the dimly lit room, Ava stood frozen, clutching a crumpled letter in her hand. The words
scrawled across the page seemed to blur and pulse with every beat of her heart: "The truth waits
where the shadows begin." A gust of wind howled through the cracks, extinguishing the candle's
flickering flame. Darkness swallowed the room, leaving only the whisper of the rain and the
unshakable weight of the letter's message.

a. Does the writer use a gentle opening or a dramatic opening?


b. How does the writer arouse the interest of readers?

2. What is a turning point?


3. A verse is also known as a ____________.
4. Why are font style and sizes important?
5. If you were the owner of a toy company, what illustration would you use on your
advertisement? Why?

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