Which of the following is not something you should ask yourself when writing a summary?

who are the characters involved?

where is the situation occuring?

when is the situation occuring?

what style of writing is the author using?

what style of writing is the author using?

A summary should include all of the pertinent information to the text. It should answer the questions Who? What? When? Where? Why? and How?. The questions you want to ask are who are the characters involved, where is the situation occurring, and when is the situation occurring. The style of writing the author is using would be more appropriate for a review or an analysis of the writing.