Do you believe in magic?-MYP Unit 3: Flash quizz

In order to read a story, you should take into consideration 3 phases: pre-reading, during reading, post-reading.

• True

• False

Pre-reading phase involves predictions and your background knowledge.

• True

• False

During reading phase involves:

• identifying the main characters

• identifying the plot/situation

• noticing the setting

• looking at the title of the story

Post-reading phase involves:

• analyzing the text

• identifying the the main characters

• revisiting the title

Check the recognizable themes in fantasy:

• magic, fantastic objects

• other worlds, heroism

• universal themes, for example, good vs. evil

• special character types, articulate animals

• realistic characters

The main characters, also known as the protagonist and antagonist, have the most influence on the outcome of the story.

• True

• False

Figures of speech: The hyperbole:

• when an image is created by referring to something as something else, for example: You`re a star

• compares something to something else using like or as, for example: As big as a house

• exaggeration for efect, for example: I`ve told you a thousand times.

Figures of speech: The metaphor:

• when an image is created by referring to something as something else, for example: You`re a star

• compares something to something else using like or as, for example: As big as a house

• exaggeration for efect, for example: I`ve told you a thousand times.

Figures of speech: The simile:

• when an image is created by referring to something as something else, for example: You`re a star

• compares something to something else using like or as, for example: As big as a house

• exaggeration for efect, for example: I`ve told you a thousand times.

Literal language...

• means actual, describes something as it actually is. For example: The grass is green.

• uses similes, metaphors, hyperbole and personification to describe something, often by comparing it with something else