Literary Text Analysis Remediation

It's a recurring element in a literary text that contributes to theme development.

• stanza

• motif

• archetype

• allusion

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Select ALL of the following that are correct about theme

• lesson

• big idea

• applicable to other stories

• one word

• has plot points from a text

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Which of the following analogies BEST describes a stanza?

• A stanza is to a poem what a paragraph is to a story.

• A stanza is to a story what a footnote is to a poem.

• A footnote is to an article what a definition is to a stanza.

• A story is to an article what a poem is to a stanza.

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How can we determine an author's purpose in a literary text? Select ALL options that apply.

• look at word choice

• determine tone

• analyze motifs

• consider theme

• find out what they had for breakfast

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The rhyme scheme in a poem refers to

• where the accents go for rhyming words.

• which stanzas match their rhymes.

• how the poet decides to illustrate theme.

• which lines rhyme with each other.

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Select the archetypes found in many literary texts.

• the hero

• the candlestick maker

• the innocent

• the guy butcher

• the baker

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An archetype is

• images, figures, character types, settings, and story types that are universally shared across cultures

• themes, poems, and songs that are unique to literary genres

• characters, plot points, themes, and settings that occur in horror texts

• short stories, poems, anthologies that are passed down from generation to generation

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Select the items necessary for an effective text summary.

• details about the particular text features

• the central idea

• key features of whole text

• opinions and critiques

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Connotation refers to

• the definition of a word in the context of a text

• the feeling a word invokes beyond its literal meaning

• the way a poem makes a reader feel

• the dictionary definition of a word

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The tone of a text can be described as

• the mood created by the author's word choice

• the sounds included in auditory imagery

• the feeling a word gives a reader

• the quality or brightness of a color shade

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