Purpose 2.3
Perspective 1.3
Point of View 1.3
Vocabulary 1.2 & 1.3
Review
1.1 & 1.2
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What are three common reasons an author writes a text?


To inform, entertain, or persuade

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What is a character's perspective?

A character's opinion or way of thinking about events.

100

When a narrator uses "he," "she," or "they," what point of view is being used?

Third-person point of view.

100

What is expressionism?


A style of art.

100

What is the theme of a story?


 The most important lesson or message.

200

What is diction?


An author's word choice. 

200

How does the reader view Gessen in the beginning of the story? 

He is only interested in more money; higher prices for his art. 

200

What point of view is used in "The Stingy Artist"?

Third-Person point of view

200

What does it mean if someone feels contempt for another person?


They feel dislike or disrespect.

200

What should readers use to support an answer about a text?


Text evidence

300

What is syntax?

The way an author arranges sentences.

300

What is Gessen's perspective of Sakura?


He thinks she is wasteful, spending money on pampering her dogs while people starve. 

300

Which pronouns help readers know that The Stingy Artist is written in third-person point of view?

He, she, they, him, or her

300

What is a famine?


A time when people do not have enough food.

300

What is one theme of "The Stingy Artist"?


People should not be judged by appearances. 

400

How can strong word choice help an author achieve a purpose?


 It helps create feelings, images, or opinions in the reader's mind.

400

What is Sakura's perspective of Gessen?


She believes he is greedy.

400

Is The Stingy Artist told by a character in the story or by a narrator outside the story?


A narrator outside the story. 

400

What does stingy mean?


Not willing to share money or possessions.

400

What is a detail from the passage that proves your thinking called?


Evidence or text evidence.

500

How can short, simple sentences help an author achieve a purpose?

 They can create excitement, tension, or emphasize an important idea.

500

What is Gessen's perspective about money?


He believes money should be used to help people.

500

How would the point-of-view in the story change if Gessen were telling it himself?


It would be written in first-person point of view and use words like "I," "me," and "my."

500

In paragraph 6 of "The Stingy Artist," what does the word petty mean?


Small-minded or unimportant.

500

What important idea is shown when Gessen uses his money to build temples and fill storehouses? 


People are important to him, not money.