4th Hour Final Pages 1-3

What is the central idea in literature?

• What the story is about

• The moral or lesson

• Character development
• Setting of the story

In literature, how is the central idea usually conveyed?

• Through the protagonist's name

• Through the dialogue and actions of the characters, as well as the plot and setting

• Through the book's dedication

• Through the author's biography

What is the difference between tone and mood in literature?

• Tone refers to the setting, while mood refers to the theme.

• Tone is the author's attitude towards the subject, while mood is what the audience feels.

• Tone describes the plot, while mood describes the characters.

• Tone is about the story's pace, while mood is about the style of writing.

What is an adjective?

• A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun.
• A word that is an action

• A word that is a person, place, or thing

• A word that is used instead of a nout

Which is the adjective in this sentence?

"The weather-beaten lighthouse stood tall and proud against the backdrop of the choppy sea."

• weather-beaten
• tall
• proud
• choppy

Which is the adjective in this sentence?

"The elegant woman wore a stunning, red dress to the gala."

• red

• stunning

• elegant
• woman

What is a multiple meaning word?

• A word that is always used in a negative context

• A word that has only one meaning

• A word that has more than one meaning depending on the context

• A word that changes its spelling depending on the context

What is the definition of the multiple meaning word plant in this sentence?
"After the long day at work, she decided to plant herself on the couch and watch some TV."

• a small tree

• sit and stay

• to dig a hole
• to water a garden

What is the definition of the multiple meaning word lines in this sentence?

"The actor forgot his lines during the play and had to improvise."

• spoken words in a poem
• straight marks on a paper
• lengths of rope
• spoken words in a script

What is the definition of the multiple meaning word bank in this sentence?

"He sat quietly by the river bank and watched the sunset."

• A financial institution

• The side of a river

• A set of similar items stored for future use

• A row of keys on a musical keyboard