Practice with Quizizz

-       A theme is:

• The central real world topics covered in the book, with the literature providing morality and commentary on each.

• -       The emotion reaction to a specific event could be interpreted as the theme

• -       A recurring item, symbol or word that becomes tied to an external unrelated meaning.

At the end of the novel, the author argues that individuals outside of Reservation are:

• Willing to help ie. Jaime

• -       Somewhat destructive, due to allowing for extra payouts that enable bad behavior

• -       Only helping her community due to selfish reasons ie. FBI

• Always there to cause harm through illegal activity

-       How does Jamies trust for Danis affect her actions? How does breaking her trust affect both her future decisions and worldview as a whole?

Which of the following are themes in Firekeepers Daughter

• -       Community

• • -       Tradition

• -       Family

• -       All of the above

What is the difference between a theme and a moral

• -       Themes usually show key topics, Morals are the takeaway from the novels or the central argument made within.

• -       Themes are the authors stance on an idea and Morals are what the audience is expected to believe

• Morals are the characters beliefs within the story and Themes are how these beliefs are expressed throughout

The theme of community emerges ____ in the story:

• A: at the very beginning when the protagonist is giving background on tribal affairs and her family

• B: As soon as her trust is broken by Jaime

• C: The conclusion at the resolution, where she accepts Jamie and the Investigation becomes a success.

The traditional practices included could be considered a theme?

• True

• False

Match: Theme, Motive, Interpretation, and Motif.

• Theme: Main issues discussed in text

  Motive: A specific characters reasoning for an action

  Interpretation: The books internal claim about a main issue.

  Motif: Item, object, symbol ect. Used to physically represent the theme.

                                       

• Theme: A specific characters reasoning for an action

  Motive:  Item, object, symbol ect. Used to physically represent the theme.

  Interpretation:  Main issues discussed in text                                          

  Motif: The books internal claim about a main issue.                                                                                    

• Theme: The books internal claim about a main issue.                

   Motive: A specific characters reasoning for an action

  Interpretation: Item, object, symbol ect. Used to physically represent the theme.

  Motif: Main issues discussed in text                                       

• Theme: Item, object, symbol ect. Used to physically represent the theme.

  Interpretation: The books internal claim about a main issue.

  Motive: The books internal claim about a main issue

  Motif:  Main issues discussed in the text.