Theme Reading

Lena was trying so hard to find the message of a work of literature. She knows it's often expressed as a general statement about life and is called:

• topic

• subject

• theme

• message

In Benchmark R.1.2 (Theme), Kenny and Starlyn are comparing​ (a)   or more themes and their​ (b)   throughout a literary text.

• two

• development

• three

• four

• figurative language

• explanation

Debray is sure that a THEME is always in the form of:

• 1 or 2 words

• a poem

• an educated guess

• a complete sentence

Autumn knows that when a THEME is IMPLIED:

• it's suggested and not directly stated

• the author says it in the first sentence

• it is stated directly and clearly

• it is hard to understand

Which outcome is most likely from a protagonist who learns significant life lessons from hardships faced throughout the novel?

• The protagonist remains unchanged.

• The protagonist becomes less sympathetic.

• The protagonist experiences personal growth.

• The protagonist loses interest in solving their problems.

Identify the theme in the short story where a young protagonist learns the value of honesty after facing numerous challenges.

• Adventure

• Honesty and integrity

• Love and loss

• Coming of age

What can be inferred about a society in a novel where all books are banned and critical thinking is discouraged?

• The society values educational advancement.

• The society fears the power of knowledge and free thought.

• The society is in a state of technological innovation.

• The society promotes artistic expression.

Which theme is about overcoming fear or accepting a risk?

• compassion

• cooperation

• courage

Which theme is about never giving up even during difficult times?

• honesty

• perseverance

• loyalty

What does the use of dark and stormy weather typically symbolize in literature?

• Joy and peace

• Confusion and danger

• Clarity and resolution

• Innocence and purity