Theme Practice

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MESSAGE or LESSON the author wants the reader to learn from the story:

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Theme

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A story can have multiple themes; there isn't just one correct theme.

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True

Front

Theme accuracy in a passage is shown using:

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Text Evidence

Front

NOT a FULL THEME STATEMENT: Acceptance

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Acceptance

Front

Determining the theme of a story requires considering...

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The topic (Ex. Courage)

Front

Determine the theme of literature by considering conflict resolution, character actions, and lessons learned.

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All answers are correct.

Front

Students are allowed to use command words like DON'T, DO NOT, NEVER, etc. to start their theme statements.

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False

Front

Students ARE not allowed to use OVERUSED CLICHE theme statements instead of creating their own.

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False

Front

NOT a synonym for THEME: Moral, Fable, Message, Lesson

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Fable

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Example of a FULL THEME STATEMENT:

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People should not judge others by outward appearances.