
000 11/20/2025 Recap + Frame Stories
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Brigitta Wengler
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11 Slides • 10 Questions
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Poll
What do you think a "frame story" is?
🥱A story so boring it should be framed as a crime against literature
🌯When one story wraps around another story like a literary burrito
🖼️A story about picture frames and the people who love them
🦹When someone gets framed for a crime they didn't commit in a mystery novel
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Multiple Choice
According to the notes on diction analysis, what is the key insight about word choice?
Authors randomly select words to fill space on the page
Every word is a deliberate choice by the author
Connotation and denotation mean exactly the same thing
Word choice only matters in poetry, not in prose
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Multiple Choice
What is the primary goal of synthesis strategies when working with multiple texts?
To memorize every detail from each individual text
To prove that one author is better than another
To connect ideas from multiple sources
To rewrite the texts in your own words completely
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Multiple Choice
What tone do Twain's word choices like "burning ambition" and "permanent" create in his writing about the Mississippi?
Angry and confrontational about lost opportunities
Wistful and longing, with a sense of lost innocence
Joyful and celebratory about current achievements
Confused and uncertain about what he remembers
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Multiple Choice
What transition phrase would you use to show a DIFFERENCE between Twain's and O'Keeffe's approaches?
On the other hand
Similarly
In addition
As a result
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Multiple Choice
What is a frame story?
A story that has pictures in frames throughout
A narrative structure where one story is told within another story
A story that only takes place inside a house
A story written by someone who builds picture frames
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Multiple Choice
In 'The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County,' what does the OUTER frame consist of?
Wheeler tells Jim Smiley's story to other miners
The narrator asks Wheeler about Reverend Smiley
Jim Smiley trains his frog to jump higher
The frog competes against other frogs in the county
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Multiple Choice
Based on the frame story structure shown, which character uses formal, educated language?
Simon Wheeler, the old storyteller
Jim Smiley, the betting man
The outer frame narrator
The one-eyed yellow cow
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Multiple Choice
What is Twain's purpose as described in the passage?
Twain's purpose is to honor Western oral traditions while critiquing Eastern prejudice against them.
Twain's purpose is to promote Eastern literature over Western stories.
Twain's purpose is to discourage all forms of oral storytelling.
Twain's purpose is to support traditional myths without any critique.
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Open Ended
What is your most important insight about place and memory from this week's learning?
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