Analysis

What can you use to figure out what a character’s traits are? 

• what the character says

• how other characters react to the character

• what the character thinks

• all of the above

What is a literary analysis?

• A blog about Donald Trump

• An essay that replicates research and makes one take a stance on a topic

• An essay examining all the parts of a piece of literature

• An essay that makes one think about the world around them and think why My Little Pony exists.

What is the layout of a literary analysis?

• Conclusion, Introduction, Conclusion

• Introduction, Body Paragraphs

• Introduction, Body Paragraphs, Bernie Sanders

• Introduction, Body Paragraphs, Conclusion

What should you support throughout your essay?

• Evidence

• Donald Trump

• Bernie Sanders

• Thesis

An examination of the whole in order to examine its various parts.

• analysis

• apprehension

• coincidence

• envelop

To break down into separate parts in order to study.

• analyze

• apprehensive

• coincide

• compose

Interpret the following scenario: A student is trying to comprehend a difficult text. What strategies might they use to improve their understanding?

• Skimming through the text quickly.

• Taking notes and summarizing key points.

• Ignoring difficult sections.

• Reading the text in a noisy environment.

Tags

DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

When should you use quotation marks in the literary analysis essay?

• When they start a paragraph.

• When they use direct text evidence.

How does symbolism in character descriptions convey a story's theme?

• Symbolism in character descriptions provides deeper meaning and enhances understanding of the theme.

• Symbolism in character descriptions can distract from the story's theme.

• Symbolism in character descriptions is irrelevant to the story's theme.

• Symbolism in character descriptions can confuse readers and make the theme unclear.

Why should we analyze character relationships in a story?

• To understand character dynamics and plot.

• To determine the author's message or theme.

• To analyze symbolism and imagery.

• To identify the setting and time period.