Theme Quizzizz

What is the definition of theme in literature?

• C. A moral lesson for the reader

• B. An abstract idea expressed through a work of art

• D. A tangible object in the story

• A. A specific detail in the plot

According to the video, what is a key characteristic of a theme statement?

• B. It is always a one-word concept

• A. It must include specific details from the plot

• D. It is a tangible object in the story

• C. It is not absolute and does not use words like 'always' or 'must'

One way you could figure out the theme is to...

• Skim through the story

• Think about what the main character learned

• Read the beginning and the end of the story

• Think about the plot

Unlike the topic of literature, a theme ...

• Can be expressed in one word

• Always shows the setting

• Is always stated directly in the text

• Cannot be just one word

In the movie Black Panther, what is the central idea that the theme statement focuses on?

• B. The conflict between T'Challa and Erik Killmonger

• C. The reevaluation of traditions when faced with an outside force

• D. The technological advancements of Wakanda

• A. The origin of vibranium in Wakanda

How does the video suggest testing the universality of a theme statement?

• A. Apply it to real-life situations and see if it still holds true

• B. Compare it to other movies with similar plots

• C. Use it to predict the ending of the story

• D. Analyze the specific details of the plot

Dreams

Which category does the word above fall into?

• Universal Theme

• Text Detail

• Abstract Topic

Which statement below best communicates the theme of this passage?

• Don't trust those who flatter you.

• Appreciate what you have.

• Beauty is only skin deep.

• Be careful what you wish for.

According to the video, what is the purpose of identifying theme in literature?

• A. To teach the reader a specific moral lesson

• D. To focus on the specific details of the plot

• C. To convey an insight about human nature and behavior

• B. To provide a concrete image for the reader

 How do theme and characterization (S.T.E.A.L.) connect to each other?