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What is the purpose of using a KWL chart and close-reading exercises?
To boost comprehension while reading
Which of the following is considered a layer of comprehension mentioned in the lesson?
Identifying the main idea
What is descriptive language that paints pictures in the mind of the reader called?
Imagery
What should you focus on during the first reading of a passage according to the lesson?
First sentence
Which aspect of a passage helps in understanding what it is about and shows the main idea?
First sentence
What does questioning and clarifying involve according to the lesson?
'Talking to' the author through annotations
Which element involves engaging students in their own process of inquiry?
'Asking' questions and nurturing curiosity
Which of these helps in making sure you understand what you've read?
'Questioning' and 'clarifying'
What technique allows you to have a conversation with the author?
'Questioning' and 'clarifying'
What does a topic sentence often reveal about a passage?
The main idea of the passage
What is the role of minor characters in a story?
They support the major characters
What distinguishes a dynamic character from a static character?
Dynamic characters are complex in personality.
Which type of characterization invites readers to discover a character's traits through their words and choices?
Indirect characterization
What does setting refer to in a story?
The time, place, and duration of the story
Which element of a story focuses on how the problem is solved?
Resolution
In literature, what does symbolism involve?
Representation of ideas through people, situations, or objects
Which type of setting focuses mainly on the place of a story?
Environmental Setting
What is the primary function of an antagonist in a story?
Oppose the protagonist
'In The Diary of Anne Frank: A Play,' what theme is highlighted about teen years?
'Teen years are lonely years'
'The Tortoise and the Hare' teaches that...
'Slow and steady wins the race'
What is the purpose of visualizing when reading a text?
To better understand the text
Which of the following is NOT a question starter recommended for better comprehension?
Which
What does the resolution of a story typically do?
Wraps up loose ends and brings readers to a satisfying conclusion
When should visualizing occur according to the text?
Before, during, and after reading
Which reading strategy involves going through material line by line to grasp every detail?
Intensive reading
What is the purpose of subplots in a story?
To provide side stories that develop characters and add tension
In a story, what is the rising action characterized by?
Efforts by main characters to solve the conflict through choices and actions
Why is asking questions about what you've read important according to the text?
To clarify answers and ensure understanding
What differentiates scanning from skimming as reading strategies?
Skimming looks for specific information while scanning provides a brief overview.
What is the climax of a story characterized by according to the text?
Crisis moment of high tension and emotion where main characters solve the conflict.
What is the main purpose of using symbolism in literature?
To create a deeper connection between the reader and the work
Which of the following is an example of a metaphor in symbolism?
'Knowledge is power'
In which point of view does the author directly address the reader as 'you'?
Second-person point of view
What distinguishes an allegory from a metaphor in literature?
An allegory involves extended metaphors throughout the whole story
Which third-person point of view describes one character's internal thoughts and feelings?
Third-person limited
How does third-person objective point of view differ from third-person omniscient point of view?
Omniscient point of view doesn't reveal characters' thoughts
What differentiates first-person point of view from second-person point of view?
'I,' 'me,' 'we,' and 'us' pronouns in first person
What is the primary function of third-person omniscient point of view?
To reveal characters' internal thoughts and motivations
Why do authors use multiple perspectives in writing?
To provide different angles on events and characters
What is the main difference between a metaphor and an allegory?
Metaphors compare unlike things directly, while allegories extend metaphors throughout a story.
What is the purpose of visualizing when reading a text?
To create mental images about the text
Which reading strategy involves glancing through the material to get a brief overview?
Skimming
What does the rising action in a story involve?
Choices and actions leading to consequences
How can readers connect to the text using visualization?
By creating mental images about the text
What is the main function of the exposition in a story?
Setting up the main characters and background information
In extensive reading, what is the primary goal?
General reading for information or pleasure
Which element of a story focuses on the main problem that the characters face?
Conflict
What is an important aspect of visualization beyond visual details?
Adding in all five senses and other details
What is the climax of a story characterized by?
A crisis moment of high tension and emotion
What is the primary role of secondary plots in a story?
Developing characters and revealing necessary information
What does the first sentence of a passage often reveal?
The main idea of the passage
In literature, what does the author's use of imagery aim to achieve?
Create visual descriptions for the reader
What is the primary purpose of engaging students in their own process of inquiry?
To foster a deeper understanding
Which aspect of a passage focuses on how the author presents their argument?
Word choice
What is the purpose of questioning and clarifying when reading a passage?
To have a conversation with the author
What is the function of the topic sentence in a passage?
Reveal the main idea
Which element of a passage influences how readers perceive the author's attitude?
Word choice
What distinguishes the point of view known as third-person omniscient in literature?
The narrator knows and reveals all the characters' internal thoughts and motivations.
Which type of symbolism involves an extended metaphor throughout a story?
Allegory
In literature, what does third-person objective point of view primarily focus on?
Not revealing or knowing anything about characters' internal thoughts.
What is the key difference between a metaphor and an allegory in literature?
A metaphor compares two unlike things directly, while an allegory extends a metaphor throughout the story.
Which type of point of view in literature describes a character's inner thoughts, feelings, and motivations?
First-person point of view
What is the primary purpose of using symbolism in literature?
To engage readers emotionally and convey abstract ideas
What does it mean when a story is written in third-person limited point of view?
The narrator describes only one character's internal thoughts
How does second-person point of view differ from first-person point of view in literature?
Second-person makes the reader a character, while first-person uses 'he' and 'she'.
What do authors aim to achieve by utilizing different points of view in writing?
To provide insight into characters' thoughts and emotions.
What type of characters are described as complex in personality and often conflicted as they try to solve difficult problems?
Dynamic characters
Which type of setting focuses mainly on the time of a story?
Temporal Setting
In a story, which element refers to the time, place, and duration chosen by the author?
Setting
What does symbolism in literature involve?
Representing ideas with people, situations, or objects
Which type of indirect characterization invites readers to discover a character's traits through their words and choices?
Dialogue
What is the main lesson expressed in 'The Tortoise and the Hare' fable?
'Slow and steady wins the race'
In The Diary of Anne Frank: A Play, what theme is highlighted about teen years?
'Teen years are formative but lonely'
'Imagery' in literature is best described as:
A visually descriptive language used by authors
'Exposition' in literature primarily serves to:
'Tell' readers about setting details
Review the methods of pre-reading and rereading to enhance comprehension. Explore finding the main idea, engaging in inquiry, and fostering enthusiasm in the reading process.
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