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Main Idea
100

What is theme? 

Theme is the life lesson the author conveys in story. 

100

Name the 5 sections of a plot diagram.

Exposition (introduction). rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution (conclusion).

100

What are the three different mediums we use to communicate stories?

Text, audio, and video. 

100

Name three ways you can figure out the meaning of an unknown work in a sentences without using a dictionary.

Look at the surrounding words for context clues, synonyms, antonyms, and the definition is given in the text.  

100
What is a central idea (main idea)? 

The central idea (also known as main idea) is the reason an author writes a non-fiction text.

300

How do you determine the theme of a story? 

Every protagonist has a conflict. The lesson he or she learns solving this conflict is the theme. 

300

What is the relationship between the protagonist and the conflict int he story? 

The conflict of is the problem that every protagonist faces. 

300

What are the four techniques used in an audio recording of a story that affects or impacts a listener? 

Sound effects, music, character voices, pace/pause in the action or reading. 

300

What reference would you use to find a synonym for a word? 

Thesaurus.

300

Where do you usually find the main idea in a nonfiction text? 

The main idea is usually found in the first paragraph. 

500

Describe the difference between implicit and explicit theme? 

Explicit means the theme is directly stated, and implicit means you infer the theme from the story. 

500

What is the relationship of the protagonist and antagonist? 

The antagonist causes the protagonist to have the conflict. 

500

What are the five techniques used in a video recording of a story that affects or impacts a listener. 

Music, special effects, camera shots, actors, and costume sets and props. 

500

How would you verify the meaning of a word? 

Dictionary

500
What are four main components of an effective summary of a text? 

Title, author, main idea, and supporting details. 

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