What does "convey" mean?

To make (an idea, impression, or feeling) known or understandable

What is the meaning of "effect" in literary analysis?

To make (an idea, impression, or feeling) known or understandable

What does "elaborate" mean in the context of explaining ideas?

To make (an idea, impression, or feeling) known or understandable

What is the meaning of "figurative" language?

To make (an idea, impression, or feeling) known or understandable

What does "illustrate" mean in the context of explaining concepts?

To make (an idea, impression, or feeling) known or understandable

What does "inference" mean in the context of understanding a text?

An educated guess based on evidence in the text and a reader's prior knowledge

A summary of the most important ideas in a text

The reason a character acts a certain way

How the figurative language helps you better understand the text

What is "motivation" when referring to a character in a story?

The reason a character acts a certain way

A summary of the most important ideas in a text

An educated guess based on evidence in the text and a reader's prior knowledge

How the word helps you better understand the character, story, etc.

What is an "objective summary"?

A summary of the most important ideas in a text that does not include any opinions or judgments about what is written

A summary of the most important ideas in a text that includes personal opinions

An educated guess based on evidence in the text and a reader's prior knowledge

The reason a character acts a certain way

What does the term "perspective" refer to in literature?

The point of view; how a character or writer views a situation or an idea

The sequence of events in fiction or drama

The setting of a play and the place where the story takes place

What is the meaning of "plot"?

The sequence of events in fiction or drama

The mood implied by an author's word choice

What is the "purpose" of a text?

The conclusion of the story by resolving conflicts between characters

The central message or lesson of a literary work

The words an author uses to support their purpose in a text

What does "reasoning" refer to?

The process of showing how evidence connects or supports a claim

The mood implied by an author's word choice

The organizational pattern of a test

An idea in a text that is without evidence or facts

What does it mean if something is "relevant"?

Having to do with the matter being considered; important and connected to the idea being discussed in a text

The setting of a play and the place where the story takes place

The words an author uses to support their purpose in a text

The mood implied by an author's word choice

What is the "resolution" in a story?

The conclusion of the story by resolving of conflicts between characters

The central message or lesson of a literary work

What is a "scene" in the context of a play?

The setting of a play and the place where the story takes place and the characters interact

The organizational pattern of a test

The words an author uses to support their purpose in a text

What does "significance" mean?

The mood implied by an author's word choice

The process of showing how evidence connects or supports a claim

The sequence of events in fiction or drama

The setting of a play and the place where the story takes place

The words an author uses to support their purpose in a text

What does "structure" refer to in literature?

The organizational pattern of a test

The mood implied by an author's word choice

The sequence of events in fiction or drama

The setting of a play and the place where the story takes place

What does it mean if something is "sufficient"?

The mood implied by an author's word choice

The words an author uses to support their purpose in a text

What does it mean to "summarize" a text or story?

Recounting the main idea or most important details of a text or story

The mood implied by an author's word choice

The sequence of events in fiction or drama

The words an author uses to support their purpose in a text

What is the "theme" of a literary work?

The central message or lesson of a literary work

The mood implied by an author's word choice

The words an author uses to support their purpose in a text

What is "textual evidence"?

Facts, statistics, examples from a text that support a claim or an idea in a text

The organizational pattern of a test

An idea in a text that is without evidence or facts

What does "tone" refer to in literature?

The mood implied by an author's word choice and the way that the text can make a reader feel

The sequence of events in fiction or drama

What does "unsupported" mean in the context of a text?

An idea in a text that is without evidence or facts

The organizational pattern of a test

The mood implied by an author's word choice

The words an author uses to support their purpose in a text

What is "word choice" in literature?

The words an author uses to support their purpose in a text

The mood implied by an author's word choice

The sequence of events in fiction or drama

Literary Analysis Quiz

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English

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6th - 8th Grade

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CCSS

RL.6.4, RI.6.4, RL.6.2

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the meaning of the term "author's claim"?

The reason an author writes a text

A statement that supports a position, the author's point of view which the author must prove

The most important idea in a text

How the author shows you the way the writer or a character views a topic or situation

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CCSS.RI.6.6

CCSS.RI.6.8

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How does this add to the central idea

To judge or calculate the value of something

The most important idea in a text

The reason an author writes a text

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CCSS.RI.6.2

CCSS.RI.6.5

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Literary Analysis Quiz

34 questions

What is the meaning of the term "author's claim"?

What does "author's purpose" refer to?

What does "central idea" mean?

What does "compare" mean in the context of analyzing texts?

What is the meaning of "connotative"?

What does "contrast" mean in the context of analyzing texts?

What does "contribute to ideas" refer to?

What does "convey" mean?

What does "develop point of view" mean?

What is the meaning of "effect" in literary analysis?

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