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Research Stimulation
Literary Analysis
Narrative
Multiple Choice
100

What is the format for your Informational Essay?

What is MCERRCERRM

100

What is the format for your literary essay?

What is MCERRCERRM


100

How many text will you get with a narrative?

What is 1

100

Main Idea or Central Idea of the passage

What is the story or paragraph mostly about

200

How many text will you get with informational?

What is 2

200

How many text will you get with a literary analysis? 

2

200

What are the elements of a narrative essay?

What is beginning, middle, end, problem, solution, setting, characters, and dialogue 

200

Theme or central message or moral

What is the lesson of the story 

300
Possible topics for informational 
  • Animals (like dolphins or bees šŸ)
  • Weather (storms, rainbows)
  • Famous people
  • How things work (plants, space, etc.) 
  • How to do something (change a tire)
  • What something is made out of 
300
How should you answer questions about the text? 

What is using evidence 

300

Point of View

What is someone's perspective (how they see it) 

300

Strategy for Main Idea question

What is process of elimination 

400
Characteristics of informational questions
  • What is this text mostly about?
  • What are important facts you learned?
  • How are the two texts the same or different?
400
What will the prompt ask for a literary analysis?

What is illustrations, character's actions, character's traits, character's interactions with other characters

400

Tone

What is the general character or attitude of a place, piece of writing, situation 


*If the character is shy and quiet in the passage, don't suddenly make them loud and aggressive in your writing. 

400

What do you use to help you figure out part b

What is part a

500
What type of prompt will you get with informational text? 

Compare the text, talk about how something is done or about the animals/plants/people (topic) *will have to use evidence from both text

500

Questions you may be asked after the text

  • What is the main idea of the story?
  • Who is the main character, and what do they do?
  • What problem does the character face?
  • How is the problem solved?
  • What lesson does the character learn?
  • Vocabulary in the text
500

What are they going to ask you to write about?

** Make it up!!

What is finish the story (use the narrator's POV)

write a different story about that character (use the narrator's POV)

Write a story about a time something happened in your life (use I)


500
Vocabulary Success Criteria 

What is read sentence before, sentence the word is in, sentence after, look for context clues (write them down), put answer choices in the place of the word, and eliminate ones that do not make sense