Language Arts - Module 1, Lessons 1-1 through 1-3 Review for Exam

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What is the primary reason for making comparisons and connections in writing?

To make the text more interesting and engaging for the reader

How do text connections contribute to making meaning more clear and precise?

By helping the reader understand the relationships between different elements

What is the purpose of identifying signal words in a text?

To recognize whether the text is comparing or contrasting two ideas

What is the difference between comparing and contrasting in text connections?

Comparing means the items are alike, while contrasting means the items are different

What is the purpose of close reading?

To think carefully and deeply about the text

In an analogy, how can writers compare a familiar idea to an unfamiliar one?

By using words such as 'is to' and 'as'

What is the difference between theme and topic in a story?

Theme provides a life lesson, while topic tells what the story is about

What is the function of dialogue in narrative fiction?

Reveals information about a character's personality and moves the story forward

What is the purpose of using categories in informational text?

To compare individuals, ideas, and events

Why do writers use analogies in their writing?

To make text connections and clarify ideas for the reader

What is the significance of common themes in writing?

They show the same life lesson in different mediums

Why is rereading important for understanding informational text?

It helps notice more and understand the text better

What does dialogue reveal about characters in narrative fiction?

Information about their personality

What is the main purpose of using comparison words in informational text?

To compare things

How do writers use categories to compare things in informational text?

By placing two or more items in one group

What is the purpose of authors using themes in their stories?

To communicate life lessons

"Making Connections in Writing" Quiz: Test your understanding of the reasons why writers make connections between individuals, ideas, and events. Explore the importance of creating engaging comparisons and enhancing reader interest through effective connections in writing.

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