Exploring Different Texts

What is the main theme of the fictional story?

• The exploration of universal human experiences.

• The impact of government policies on economy.

• The importance of technology in society.

• The role of nature in human life.

What is the author's purpose in writing a non-fiction text?

• To inform or educate the reader.

• To create fictional stories based on real events.

• To persuade the reader to take action.

• To entertain the reader.

Analyze the main character's traits in the story provided.

• Cowardice

• Bravery, resilience, empathy

• Apathy

• Indifference

Compare the themes of the two poems given.

• The themes are identical, focusing solely on nature.

• Both poems explore themes of friendship and community.

• The themes of the two poems differ significantly, with one focusing on love and nature, while the other addresses loss and urban life.

• One poem discusses adventure while the other is about childhood.

What message does the poet convey in the first stanza?

• A sense of longing or nostalgia.

• A feeling of joy and celebration.

• A depiction of nature's beauty.

• An expression of anger and frustration.

Identify the setting of the fictional story.

• The setting is the main character's internal conflict.

• The setting of the fictional story is the time and place where the narrative takes place.

• The setting is the author's writing style.

• The setting refers to the moral of the story.

What is the purpose of a letter compared to a poem?

• A letter is for communication; a poem is for artistic expression.

• A letter is a form of poetry; a poem is a type of letter.

• A letter is for storytelling; a poem is for factual reporting.

• A letter is always longer than a poem; a poem is always shorter than a letter.

How does the author develop the character throughout the story?

• The character is developed only through dialogue with other characters.

• The character is developed solely through their physical appearance.

• The character is developed through their experiences, relationships, and internal conflicts.

• The character remains static and does not change throughout the story.

What are the similarities between the two non-fiction texts?

• Both texts are written in poetic form and use metaphors extensively.

• The texts focus on personal anecdotes and fictional narratives.

• The two non-fiction texts share similar themes, factual information, and educational purposes.

• The two texts are fictional stories with imaginary characters.

Interpret the meaning of the last line of the poem.

• The last line conveys a sense of closure and reflection on the poem's themes.

• The last line suggests a continuation of the poem's narrative.

• The last line introduces a new character in the poem.

• The last line focuses on a specific event in the poem.