Narrative
What can the reader most likely infer about a character who avoids answering questions and changes the subject?
The character is hiding something or feels uncomfortable.
What does personification help the reader understand?
It adds human qualities to deepen meaning.
Why are stage directions important?
They show actions and movement.
What is the main idea?
The central message of the text.
What is a claim?
The author’s position.
Which statement best expresses a theme of a story where a character learns to admit mistakes?
A. Mistakes should be ignored
B. Taking responsibility leads to growth
C. Others should solve your problems D. Success comes easily
B
How does word choice develop tone?
It creates a specific mood or feeling.
What can dialogue reveal about a character?
Personality and feelings.
Why use cause and effect structure?
To explain events and results.
Which evidence is strongest?
Relevant facts and data.
How does a character’s decision to keep a secret most likely impact the plot?
It creates conflict or complications later in the story.
Which theme best fits a poem about overcoming fear? A. Avoid all challenges
B. Courage grows when facing fear
C. Fear never changes
D. Success is guaranteed
D
How does conflict develop the plot?
It creates tension and moves events forward.
Why include statistics?
To support ideas with evidence.
Why include a counterargument?
To strengthen the argument.
Which detail best shows a character is determined?
A. Gives up quickly
B. Tries once and stops
C. Continues trying after failing
D. Avoids challenges
C
How does repetition affect meaning?
It emphasizes key ideas or emotions.
What can the reader infer if a character pauses before responding?
The character is unsure or nervous.
What can the reader infer if only positive details are included?
The author may be biased.
What can the reader infer if opposing views are ignored?
The argument may be weak or biased.
Why might an author include a character’s internal thoughts?
To reveal feelings and motivations.
What can the reader infer when silence is described as “loud”?
The silence feels intense or emotional.
How is theme developed in drama?
Through dialogue and interactions.
How do headings help the reader?
They organize and highlight main ideas.
What is the author’s purpose?
To persuade the reader.