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Research the author, Gordon Korman, and write a brief biography about him. Include information about his writing career and any other notable works he has written.
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Read about the genre of the novel, which is a suspenseful adventure story. Write a short paragraph explaining what elements typically make up a suspenseful adventure story and why readers are drawn to this genre.
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Research the setting of the novel, which takes place in the wilderness of Canada. Write a short description of the Canadian wilderness, including information about the landscape, climate, and any unique features or challenges that may be present.
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Look up the term “hideout” and write a definition of what it means. Then, brainstorm different reasons why someone might need or want a hideout. Consider both positive and negative reasons, and be prepared to discuss your ideas in class.
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Read a summary or synopsis of the novel Hideout. Write a short paragraph summarizing the main plot points and any interesting or unique aspects of the story that caught your attention.
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Research the concept of survival skills and wilderness survival. Write a list of at least five essential survival skills that someone would need to survive in the wilderness. Explain why each skill is important and how it could be useful in a survival situation.
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Look up reviews or critiques of the novel Hideout. Read at least one review and write a short response, including your own thoughts and opinions about the novel based on what you read in the review.
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Research the theme of friendship in literature. Write a short paragraph explaining why friendship is an important theme in many novels and how it can impact the characters and the overall story.
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Research the concept of foreshadowing in literature. Write a definition of what foreshadowing means and provide at least two examples of foreshadowing from other novels or movies. Explain how foreshadowing can create suspense and anticipation for readers.
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Write a list of at least five discussion questions that you would like to explore with your classmates after reading Hideout. These questions can be about the characters, the plot, the themes, or any other aspect of the novel that you find interesting or thought-provoking.
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