Indirect Characterization
Theme
Central Idea
Textual Evidence
Author Purpose and Tone
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What is the acronym for indirect characterization ?

S.T.E.A.L

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Define Theme.

The universal message or idea of a text about life or society.

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What is the central idea of Harrison Bergeron?

Government control in the name of equality leads to unfairness.

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Which detail shows George’s internal conflict?

He removes his handicap briefly, then replaces it

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Vonnegut’s tone in Harrison Bergeron is best described as

Mocking

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How does one define indirect characterization?

The subtle ways an author develops characters and reveals their personality, traits, or qualities.

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Major theme of Harrison Bergeron.

Forced equality harms individuality.

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What is the central idea of Tinker v. Des Moines?

Students do not lose constitutional rights at school.

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Which action shows Elizabeth’s independence?

She resists marriage for status alone

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Austen’s tone is


Ironic

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The students in Tinker choosing silent protest reveal what about their character?

The students are thoughtful and intentional in how they protest.

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How does Harrison's rebellion develop the theme?

His rebellion highlights the danger of controlling people. 

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What central idea is developed in the excerpt from Pride and Prejudice?

First impressions at social gatherings are shaped by behavior and manners, which influence how others view a person.

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What evidence supports the students’ claim in Tinker?

The protest caused no substantial disruption

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The tone of the Supreme Court’s opinion in Tinker is

Authoritative

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George wearing his handicap radio reveals what about his character?

George is obedient and afraid to challenge authority. 

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What theme emerges from Tinker v. Des Moines?

Individual rights should be protected in schools

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How does the Court support its central idea in Tinker?

The Court showed the protest did not disrupt learning.

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Why is Harrison’s death significant?

It demonstrates the cost of resistance

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Why does Vonnegut’s use of satire make his message more powerful?

It exaggerates ideas to show how extreme equality becomes harmful.

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Mr. Bennet's sarcastic humor indirectly reveals what about him?

He is intelligent but emotionally distant. 

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How does Austen use marriage to develop theme?

Austen show how marriage is tied to money and status. 

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Why is the central idea of Tinker still relevant today?

Schools still struggle with student speech rights.

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What standard does Tinker establish for limiting student speech?

Substantial disruption

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Why does the Court emphasize order and rights in Tinker?

The Court wanted balance between safety and freedom

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