Central Idea and Theme Review

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Theme

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The moral or lesson an author wants you to learn from reading a story.

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What question can we ask ourselves which will help us identify the theme of a story?

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How did the character(s) grow, or change, during the story?

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How can we prove the theme in a story? Options: By giving a character analysis, Using accurate quotes from the text and explaining how the quote reveals the theme, Inferencing, Telling the main idea

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Using accurate quotes from the text and explaining how the quote reveals the theme

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What is the text structure that uses this graphic organizer? Options: Main idea and key detail, Cause and Effect, Sequential, Problem and Solution, Compare and Contrast

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Main idea and key detail

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What text structure uses this graphic organizer?

• Compare and Contrast
• Main idea and key detail
• Cause and effect
• Sequential
• Problem and Solution

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Cause and effect

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What text structure uses this graphic organizer? Options: Compare and Contrast, Main idea and key detail, Cause and effect, Sequential, Problem and Solution

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Cause and effect

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What text structure uses this graphic organizer? Options: Main idea and key detail, Problem and Solution, Sequential, Compare and Contrast, Cause and effect

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Compare and Contrast

Front

What text structure uses this graphic organizer?
Options: Main idea and key detail, Problem and solution, Cause and Effect, Sequential, Compare and contrast

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Sequential

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What text structure uses this graphic organizer?

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Problem and Solution

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What is central idea?

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What the story is mainly about, or main idea of a story.