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Theme, Diction, Connotation, Denotation

Theme, Diction, Connotation, Denotation

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English

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9th Grade

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L.8.6, L.3.3A, L.9-10.6

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Benjamin York

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Theme, Diction, Connotation, Denotation

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A definition for today:

  • Diction: An author's choice of words

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Let's Review a Bit

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Multiple Choice

Which of these is the dictionary definition of a word?

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Connotation

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Denotation

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the emotions/feelings we attach to words?

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Connotation

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Denotation

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Multiple Choice

When we discuss the tone of a text, are we analyzing how the speaker feels or how the reader feels?

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reader

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speaker

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Multiple Choice

True or False? A theme is always the moral of a story.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

True or False? A theme should be more than just a single word.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

True or False? A theme should apply to more than just a single text.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

True or False? A theme should always be written with a positive tone (example: "Racism should be eliminated from the world" and not "Racism is something that will always exist")

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

True or False? Another way of thinking about theme is to think of a message we can take away after reading.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

True or False? Another way to say "word choice" is "diction."

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True

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False

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