Review for TE21 9-1/9.2

What is the definition of central idea?

• Knowledge or perception of a situation or fact

• The most important point the author makes

• Written words

• Very clear; nothing hidden

What does it mean to develop a central idea?

• The author gives seven pieces of evidence to support the counterclaim.

• Throughout the text, the author does not provide any evidence to support the claim.

• The evidence supports the rebuttal provided by the author.

• Throughout the text, the author provides textual evidence to support the main point.

You can use several different points to develop the central idea throughout a text.

• Yes

• No

• Who knows?

• You must use two only.

Apathetic means what?

• That you love it!

• That you hate it!

• That you really do not care at all.

• That you do not have a choice in your feelings.

What does dejected mean?

• Happy

• Carefree

• Nervous

• Sad

What does valiant mean?

• Scared

• Brave

• Nervous

• Excited

Why do you use a quotations?

• To support your point

• You do not need them when analyzing literature.

• To sound smart

Can you a test ask you to choose more than one quotation?

• No

• Yes. Pay attention to what the test question asks.

• You only pick one quote.

What does analysis mean?

• Reader's knowledge about a topic

• Feelings

• A detailed examination of the elements or structure of something