Title: The Experiment Author: Martin Raim
Character Descriptions
As you read, take notes on main character. Write the character's name in the middle bubble and details of that
character in the surrounding bubbles. Add as many bubbles/characteristics as you would like.
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B
Int
Act
Day
Gran
Plot Details
As you read, take notes of the sequence of events. Write four main events in the order that they occur.
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
Claude poss the
apartment building
Boyd and
Day 3
Readir
The Exi
Setting Details
Every text will be full of details. Fill in the details of the setting here. Remember, setting can be time (hour, season,
historical period, etc.), location (city, state, country, etc.), and everything else that describes in which the story took
place.
Setting
Setting Descriptions
Day 4
Writing
a Persoi
Paragra

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