1. Remember that a scene should take place at one time, at one place.

a. Identify your favorite television show or other literary work.

b. Divide it into at least three scenes and describe each scene in a sentence or two.

c. Tell which one each scene does (provide exposition, describe character, or advance plot).

Answer the question in depth.

Write a report about any well-known event of your choosing, and write it as if you are setting the story straight for the first time. Remember to include the setting and the plot in your report.

One of the ways we can improve reading comprehension is by asking ourselves specific questions about the text. Answer the following question to try and better comprehend "Specimen Days" by Walt Whitman.

In the underline portion of section one, WHEN are the event in the text occurring?

A. April 13th, 1861

B. the present day

C.  14 days before 1861