Informational Texts
Narrative Writing
Elements of Literature
Analyzing Literature
Essay Writing Process
100

What is the main purpose of an informational text?

To inform or explain a topic to the reader.

100

What are the key elements of a narrative?

Setting, characters, plot, conflict, and resolution.

100

What is conflict in a story?

A struggle between opposing forces.

100

What is the meaning of the term "theme" in literature?

The central message or insight about life or human nature.

100

What is the first step in writing an essay?

Planning or brainstorming ideas.

200

Name one common feature of an informational text that helps organize information.

Headings, subheadings, charts, or graphs.

200

What is the purpose of the climax in a narrative?

To serve as the turning point of the story.

200

 Name the three main types of conflict.

Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Self.

200

How can a reader identify the theme of a story?

By examining the story’s main events, conflicts, and resolutions.

200

 What is a thesis statement?

A sentence that states the main argument or focus of the essay.

300

What is the significance of the thesis statement in an informational essay?

It states the main idea or purpose of the text

300

Name one way to develop characters in a narrative.

Through their actions, dialogue, or thoughts.

300

What is inference, in literary analysis?

An educated guess based on evidence and reasoning.

300

What does it mean to analyze the character development?

 To examine how characters change or stay the same throughout the story.

300

Why is it important to create an outline before writing?

To organize ideas and ensure a logical flow.

400

How can a reader identify the author's point of view in an informational text?

By analyzing the tone, word choice, and evidence presented.

400

What is a common narrative technique used to show emotion?

Showing, not telling—using descriptive language and actions.

400

How do authors develop themes in literature?

Through symbols, character actions, and the story's events.

400

Why is evidence important when analyzing a literary work?

It supports interpretations and makes analysis credible.

400

To organize ideas and ensure a logical flow.

To summarize main points and restate the thesis.

500

When evaluating an informational source, what is one key factor to consider?

The credibility and reliability of the source.

500

How does a narrative's theme differ from its plot?

The theme is the underlying message or lesson, while the plot is the sequence of events.

500

What are the different types of characters in literature?

Protagonist, antagonist, and supporting characters.

500

 What is a symbol, and how does it contribute to understanding a story?

A symbol is an object, character, or event that represents a bigger idea or concept

500

Name one common mistake to avoid in essay writing.

Being too vague, off-topic, or neglecting to revise and edit.

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