What I Can Do Task #5: Reading Beyond the Lines Now here is another activity that will ask you to critique further the stories and opinion pieces you previously read. This part of the module will require you to choose only one task to accomplish. Go over the instructions and select which task you will do. Option A: Answer the questions and justify your response by providing details based on the guides enclosed in parentheses. Follow the tabular format shown as you write your answers on a separate sheet of paper. The Two Brothers 1. Is the main character relatable to you? (Cite some qualities that make you similar or different.) 2. Is the setting effective or useful making you visualize the scenes? (Cite some lines that appeal to Your senses) 3. Is the plot interesting? (Cite aspects of it that make it good or dull.) 4. Is the conflict clear and realistic? (Indicate if it is something that people are likely to experience in life.) 5. Is the theme relevant to human experiences? (Instead of an explanation, write the theme you inferred from each story) 10