ELA 7th Grade Mid-Term

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What is the main theme of the story 'Pocahontas'?

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The main theme revolves around the clash of cultures and the complexities of relationships between Native Americans and colonists.

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Define 'character influence' in literature.

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Character influence refers to the impact that a character's actions, thoughts, and relationships have on the development of the story and other characters.

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What does Fred's perception of Scrooge reveal about his character?

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Fred's perception shows his optimism and belief in the potential for change in others, contrasting with Scrooge's cynicism.

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How does Scrooge's nephew view the importance of Christmas?

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Scrooge's nephew views Christmas as a time for generosity, joy, and family, which he believes Scrooge fails to appreciate.

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What is the significance of Captain John Smith's advice in 'Blood on the River'?

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Captain John Smith's advice is significant as it highlights the importance of leadership and respect for Native American cultures.

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Explain the term 'setting' in a literary context.

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Setting refers to the time and place in which a story occurs, influencing the plot and characters.

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What role does conflict play in a narrative?

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Conflict drives the plot and character development, creating tension and challenges that characters must overcome.

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Identify one effect of negative opinions on a character's actions.

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Negative opinions can lead to misunderstandings and poor decision-making, as seen with Captain John Smith.

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What is the purpose of character development in a story?

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Character development allows readers to see growth, change, and the complexities of human nature.

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Define 'perception' in literature.

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Perception refers to how a character views or interprets situations, influencing their actions and relationships.