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Theme is the author's 

• story
• message
• characters
• setting

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What is the theme of the story?

• Being over confident can be dangerous
• Practice makes perfect
• Don't be mean to others
• Look both ways before you cross the street

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What is the main idea of a reading selection?

• The supporting ideas in a text that show proof.
• What the text is mainly about.
• A conclusion statement
• A full and complete sentence.

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Which of the following could be the theme of a story?

• Fear is more dangerous than any beast
• A brave young girl pretends to be a man and takes her father's place in the army. 
• a fear of heights
• "I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dogs, too!"

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A story can have more than one theme.

• True

• False

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What TOPIC or BIG SUBJECT is the author discussing in this passage?

Today was Friday and Mark knew that meant it was Fun Friday at school. All the students were allowed to participate in Fun Friday if they turned in their homework. Mark walked into class and open his backpack. He stared inside and froze. He had left his homework on the counter. He tried to think quickly, what could he say? He could tell Mr. Barnes that his little brother had thrown it away. He could tell him that he dropped it on the bus or he could say that he already turned it in and that Mr. Barnes must have lost it. "Where's your homework, Mark?" asked Mr. Barnes. Mark just hung his head, he couldn't tell a lie. "I left it at home", he said quietly.

• Friendship

• Perseverance

• Honesty

• Compassion

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Fours, Fives, and Sixes had to wear jackets that were buttoned down their backs. What was this used to teach them?

• Interdependence
• Independence
• Dependence
• Style

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Even after winning the rumble, the Greasers realize that not much will change in their lives.

• True

• False

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What do the two words "flowers" and "weed" represent in the poem?

• "followers" and "Individuals"

• "positivity" and "negativity"

• "admiration" and "sorrow"

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The message or meaning about life or the human condition that the author is trying to convey

• mood

• imagery

• theme

• allusion

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