CA #2 Review!

What does "citing textual evidence" mean?

• Ignoring the text

• Quoting or paraphrasing parts of the text to support your ideas

• Writing a summary of the text

• Guessing what the text means

Which of the following is an example of explicit evidence?

• “The sky was blue.”

• “The character was very sad.”

• “He felt as if the world was ending.”

• “She was a hero in every way.”

How can you identify the theme of a text?

• By looking at the main character's name

• By finding repeated ideas or messages throughout the story

• By focusing only on the ending

• By counting the number of pages

What is a common theme in many stories?

• The color of the characters

• The importance of friendship

• A list of characters

• The author's biography

How does the author convey a theme?

• Through character actions and events in the plot

• By writing long paragraphs

• By summarizing the entire story

• By including unrelated details

What does it mean to make an inference?

• To summarize the text

• To guess without any evidence

• To draw a conclusion based on evidence in the text

• To memorize the text

Which of the following is an example of a character's response that contributes to the plot?

• A character ignoring a problem

• A character taking action to solve a conflict

• A character being introduced

• A character talking about their feelings

How does a character change throughout a story?

• They always stay the same.

• They learn from their experiences and grow.

• They only change their appearance.

• They become less important.

What is the impact of a character's decisions on the plot?

• Their decisions can create conflict or help resolve it.

• Their decisions are unimportant to the story.

• Their decisions only affect minor characters.

• Their decisions make the story confusing.

Which of the following would be considered figurative language?

• "The clouds are white."

• "Her smile was as bright as the sun."

• "He walked to school."

• "The cat is black."