
Determining Theme/Theme Statements
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6th - 8th Grade
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Vaishali Bhatia
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10 Slides • 13 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What is the topic?
New beginnings
Honesty
Travel
Being good to yourself
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Multiple Choice
What is the theme ?
Hard work always pays off in the end.
It's important to follow rules to succeed.
Trying new things can lead to good surprises.
Being alone makes everyone happier.
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Multiple Choice
“Friendship”
What is this an example of?
Theme
Topic
Summary
Moral
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Multiple Choice
“Even in dark times, hope can shine through.”
What is this an example of?
Theme
Topic
Summary
Main Character Trait
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Multiple Choice
“A girl hides with her family during the war and writes in her diary.”
What is this an example of?
Theme
Topic
Summary
None of the answers
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Multiple Choice
“Be true to yourself.”
What is this an example of?
Theme
Topic
Summary
Setting
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Multiple Choice
Scene Summary:
“Mr. Frank returns to the Secret Annex after the war and finds Anne’s diary.”
Which of the following is the best theme statement?
Mr. Frank is sad about Anne's death.
The war ended, but memories remain.
Memories of the past can cary deep emotional weight.
Anne wrote a diary while hiding.
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Multiple Choice
“Anne tries to stay positive even though her family is in hiding.”
Which theme fits best?
Hope can be found even in the darkest of times.
It's okay to be different.
Writing is important for peace of mind.
She felt frustrated and scared.
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Multiple Choice
Is This a Strong Theme Statement?
“Treat people with kindness.”
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Multiple Choice
“This story is about a girl who hides in an attic.”
Is this a theme statement?
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Poll
Do you know the difference between TOPIC and THEME STATEMENT?
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No
Somewhat
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Poll
Do you know what a theme statement is?
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No
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Poll
Do you think this lesson was helpful for your peers?
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