Theme Review 2

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What is a theme in a story?

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The theme is the underlying message, lesson, or moral that the author wants to convey through the narrative.

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How can a reader determine the theme of a story?

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A reader can determine the theme by considering the subject or topic, the character's experiences, and the lessons learned throughout the story.

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What is an example of a theme that is a 'life lesson'?

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An example of a theme that is a 'life lesson' is 'Don't brag. Be modest.'

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What does it mean when a theme is described as a 'big idea'?

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A 'big idea' theme is a concept that is universal and can be understood by people from various cultures and backgrounds.

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What is NOT related to the theme of a story?

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A character's feelings are not directly related to the theme; rather, the theme is about the broader message or lesson.

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What is an example of a theme that involves safety?

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An example of a theme that involves safety is 'Look both ways before crossing the street.'

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Why is it important to think about what a character has learned?

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Thinking about what a character has learned helps readers identify the theme, as it often reflects the moral or lesson of the story.

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What is a common method to identify the theme of a story?

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A common method to identify the theme is to read the ending of the story and reflect on the character's journey.

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What is the relationship between a moral and a theme?

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A moral is a specific lesson that can be derived from the theme, which is the broader message of the story.

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Can a story have more than one theme?

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Yes, a story can have multiple themes that explore different aspects of life and human experience.