16 Questions
What is the function of the body paragraphs in an informational text?
Present the support or evidence
Which type of evidence appeals to a reader's sense of logic?
Using hard facts
What does a theme represent in fiction?
A life lesson or truth
Why should authors provide sound reasoning to support their point of view?
To ensure their viewpoint is valid
Which type of multimedia includes posters and billboards?
Graphics
What does 'manifest' mean in the context of themes?
Obvious
What does it mean when an author draws upon universal themes in fiction texts?
The author is incorporating timeless and relatable ideas into the story
What does the term 'denotative' mean in the context of language?
The literal or dictionary meaning of a word
Which literary device involves the repetition of consonant sounds in close proximity?
Consonance
What does the term 'onomatopoeia' refer to?
Sound imitation through words like 'buzz' or 'hiss'
What is the main purpose of an elegy in poetry?
To express serious reflection, often as a lament for the dead
What is etymology?
The study of root words or the history of words
'Imagery' in literature primarily aims to:
Create vivid mental images or sensory details for the reader
'Self-government' primarily involves:
Choosing and running one's own government collectively as citizens
'Syntax' in poetry relates to:
'Ordering' words effectively to create desired effects
'Metaphor' differs from 'simile' in that it:
''Compares two different things without using like or as'
Test your knowledge of the structure of an informational text, including the thesis, body paragraphs, conclusion, and author's point of view.
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