Reading Fiction

An 'Aha! Moment' in literature is:

• A moment of sudden realization or insight

• A moment of intense conflict

• A moment of deep sadness

• A moment of great joy

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An 'Aha! Moment' in literature tells you something about the _______.

• the theme or message of the story.

• the main character's favorite color.

• the author's writing style.

• the setting of the story.

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What does the 'Again and Again' signpost indicate in a story?

• Something is very important!

• The author is explaining the title.

• A brief description of the author is included.

• New vocabulary words are introduced.

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How does the repetition of a word, phrase, or situation help the reader in a story?

• It confuses the reader.

• It helps the reader remember key points.

• It makes the story longer.

• It distracts from the main plot.

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What is a 'Memory Moment (Flashback)'?

• A moment when a character remembers something from the past

• A prediction about the future

• A description of the current setting

• A dialogue between characters

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What does a 'Memory Moment (Flashback)' tell you as a reader?

• About the theme and conflict

• About the setting

• About the characters

• About the plot

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What is a 'Tough Question' in literature and how does it help the reader?

• A question that challenges the reader's understanding and encourages deeper thinking.

• A question that is easy to answer and requires little thought.

• A question that provides all the answers directly to the reader.

• A question that is irrelevant to the story.

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It isn't simply because reading fiction helps us (7) _____ reality for a while and switch off from our everyday routines.

• Depart

• Miss

• Escape

• Break

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Reading fiction also teaches us to see the world through other people's eyes. It (8) _____ us to understand the feelings of others, making us more empathetic. Fiction, in other words, helps us be better friends.

• Lets

• Authorises

• Makes

• Enables

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Where and when a story takes place.

• climax

• setting

• characters

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