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What is the main purpose of a theme in a story?
What is the main purpose of a theme in a story?
- To entertain the audience with humor
- To illustrate the setting and its significance
- To convey the main message or lesson of the text (correct)
- To provide detailed descriptions of characters
Which of the following best describes the role of the narrator in a drama?
Which of the following best describes the role of the narrator in a drama?
- To explain the story as it unfolds (correct)
- To provide stage directions to the actors
- To write the script of the play
- To perform as one of the characters
What do the suffixes -able and -ible imply when added to a base word?
What do the suffixes -able and -ible imply when added to a base word?
- Capable of being or able to be (correct)
- Completely altered in meaning
- Prevented from occurring
- Possessing a particular quality
How is a scene defined in a play?
How is a scene defined in a play?
Which of the following best describes a script in a drama?
Which of the following best describes a script in a drama?
What is the primary purpose of using figurative language?
What is the primary purpose of using figurative language?
Which transition word is typically associated with cause and effect?
Which transition word is typically associated with cause and effect?
What does the central idea of a text refer to?
What does the central idea of a text refer to?
In a story told from a third-person point of view, how does the narrator function?
In a story told from a third-person point of view, how does the narrator function?
What literary device uses the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of nearby words?
What literary device uses the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of nearby words?
Which of the following is NOT a typical transition word used in problem/solution text structure?
Which of the following is NOT a typical transition word used in problem/solution text structure?
Which of the following is characteristic of sensory language?
Which of the following is characteristic of sensory language?
Which comparison method states one thing is another?
Which comparison method states one thing is another?
Flashcards
Theme
Theme
The main message, lesson, or moral of a text.
Drama/Play
Drama/Play
A story performed by actors on a stage.
Suffixes -able/-ible
Suffixes -able/-ible
Word parts added to verbs to change them to adjectives. Meaning 'able to be' or 'capable of'.
Character
Character
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Setting
Setting
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Cause/Effect
Cause/Effect
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Sequence
Sequence
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Comparison/Contrast
Comparison/Contrast
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Problem/Solution
Problem/Solution
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Central Idea
Central Idea
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Figurative Language
Figurative Language
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Point of View
Point of View
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Description
Description
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Study Notes
Cause/Effect
- Purpose: to explain what happened and why it happened
- Transitions: because, so, in order to, as a result
- Simile: comparison using "like" or "as" (e.g., "I'm happy as a clam")
Personification
- Gives human qualities to animals or objects
Sequence
- Purpose: to describe how things are alike or different
- Transitions: but, both, however, and
Text Structure
- Problem/Solution
- Figurative Language: creates a special effect or feeling, uses figures of speech to compare, exaggerate or mean something different from expected
- Metaphor: comparison where one thing is another thing
- Alliteration: repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of nearby words
- Sensory Language: words that appeal to the five senses
Point of View
- First-person: narrator is part of the story
- Third-person: narrator is outside the story
Central Idea
- The main message of the text
Detail
- Evaluate details to discover key ideas
- Use examples, facts, and evidence to support the central idea
- Stories told from a first-person point of view have a character in the story as the narrator.
- Stories told from a third-person point of view have an outside narrator.
- They give details about characters.
- Implied themes use clues from the characters, their actions and reactions.
Theme
- Moral of the text, main message or lesson
- Can be stated in the text or implied
Drama Elements
- A drama (play) is a story performed by actors on stage
- Parts:
- Characters: who performs the roles
- Setting: the time and location
- Dialogue: the lines spoken by characters
- Plot: the sequence of events
- Narrator: character who tells what happens in the play
Suffixes (-able, -ible)
- Used to turn a verb into an adjective
- Meaning: "able of being" or "capable of"
- Examples: agreeable, remarkable, adaptable, likeable, reversible, audible, visible, flexible
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Test your knowledge on various text structures and figurative language elements. This quiz will cover cause/effect, personification, sequence, point of view, and more. Get ready to explore how these concepts enhance the meaning of texts.
