Narrator POV
Theme
Tone
Figurative Language
Text Features
100

If a story uses "I, me, my" pronouns to describe the story, what Point of view is it written in?

First Person

100

What is a theme?

A lesson or message from a story; gives an insight about life

100

What is tone?

the author's attitude towards a subject

100

What is a hyperbole?

An exaggeration

100

A _____ is a word or phrase that appears at the beginning of a section of a text. This gives clues about the focus of the text that follows. 

Heading

200

If a text is written with "he, she, they" pronouns, what Point of view is it written in?

Third Person

200

How can a reader best identify the theme of a story?

  • A) By analyzing how the main character changes from the beginning to the end.
  • B) By looking at the setting described in the first chapter.
  • C) By focusing only on the dialogue.
  • D) By finding the longest sentence in the text.

A)By analyzing how the main character changes from the beginning to the end.

200

What is diction?

word choice

200

What is an idiom?

An expression that has meaning particular to a language or region; its meaning cna't be understood by defining its words

200

A ______ appears at the bottom of the page. This might define a difficult word or term, or it may provide background information that might be needed to understand the text. 

Footnote

300

What is second person point of view?

You are in the story/"you" pronouns used throughout (like First Day Fly)

300

Read the following summary: "A crow cannot reach water in a pitcher. He drops pebbles in one by one until the water rises, allowing him to drink." What is the theme?

  • A) Crows are intelligent birds.
  • B) Pitchers should be kept full.
  • C) Drinking water is necessary for survival.
  • D) Persistence and ingenuity overcome obstacles.

D)Persistence and ingenuity overcome obstacles.

300

Read the following passage: "The report clearly highlights the catastrophic failure of the management to address the growing crisis, which they ignored for over six months."
Which word best describes the author's tone?

  • A) Optimistic
  • B) Objective
  • C) Critical
  • D) Humorous

C) Critical

300

What is sensory language?

Appeals to sight, sound, touch, taste, & smell

300

A _____ is a box of text set separate from the main text, and includes additional information about the main topic or a related topic.

Sidebar

400

What is third-person limited point of view?

Narrator is not in the story and only knows one character's thoughts/feelings

400

Based on the story of The Tortoise and the Hare, which sentence best represents the theme?

  • A) It is important to be fast.
  • B) Don't take naps in the middle of the day.
  • C) Slow and steady wins the race.
  • D) Rabbits are faster than turtles. 

C) Slow and steady wins the race.

400

Read the following passage: "I can still smell the faint aroma of cinnamon toast and hear the laughter of my grandmother in that small, sun-drenched kitchen."
What is the tone of this passage?

  • A) Nostalgic
  • B) Sarcastic
  • C) Apologetic
  • D) Anxious

A) Nostalgic

400

"It's going to take a million years to write this essay!" 

This is an example of what?

hyperbole

400

A _____ organizes data or shows complex information visually.

graphic

500

What is third person omniscient point of view?

Narrator is not in the story and knows all character's thoughts and feelings

500
  1. Which of the following is an example of a universal theme?
    • A) A girl loses her backpack on the first day of school.
    • B) How to bake chocolate chip cookies.
    • C) Friendship requires honesty and sacrifice.
    • D) The story takes place in London in 1890.

C) Friendship requires honesty and sacrifice.

500

Read the following passage: "Well, that was a brilliant idea," he said, rolling his eyes as the project fell apart.
Which type of tone is used here?

  • A) Sincere
  • B) Sarcastic
  • C) Neutral
  • D) Formal

B) Sarcastic

500

"The test was a piece of cake."

What is this an example of?

Idiom

500

A short definition of the word "inflation" at the bottom of the page is an example of what text feature?

footnote

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