What is a visual presentation?

An image, graphic, chart, slide and other visual aid used to convey information, ideas or messages to a reader.

A written document outlining a business plan.

A software application for editing text.

What is an oral presentation?

Information delivered to a group by discussion, speech or debate.

A written document shared with a group.

What does 'Version' refer to in literature?

Representation of written or visual work.

What are descriptions in a text?

A spoken or written account of the text.

A list of characters in the text.

An analysis of the text's themes.

What does 'Compare' mean?

Tell how 2 or more things are alike.

Describe the differences between things.

List the features of a single item.

What does 'Contrast' mean?

Tell how 2 or more things are different.

Tell how 2 or more things are similar.

What does 'Setting' refer to in a story?

Where and when a story takes place - seasons, times, places, dates, weather, location.

The characters involved in the story.

The moral or lesson of the story.

What is a plot in a story?

The plot is made up of the events in the story such as the beginning, middle, end, problem, solution.

The plot is the main character's dialogue.

The plot is the setting of the story.

The plot is the theme of the story.

What is a theme in literature?

The lesson, message, or moral of a story.

The setting where the story takes place.

The conflict between characters.

What is a genre in literature?

A category of literature (realistic fiction, myth, fable, folktale, historical fiction).

What does 'opposition of good and evil' mean in literature?

To overcome evil (bad/wrong) with good.

To balance good and evil equally.

To ignore the presence of evil.

What is a pattern of events in a story?

What happens in a story (plot or sequence of events or actions that make up the story).

What is a quest in myths?

A quest refers to part of the plot in a myth. It is a difficult journey towards a mission or goal.

A quest is a mythical creature found in legends.

A quest is a type of ancient weapon used by heroes.

A quest is a magical spell used to summon gods.

What is traditional literature?

Stories that have been passed down for ages (folktales, myths, fables, and legends).

Modern novels and contemporary fiction.

Scientific journals and research papers.

Biographies and autobiographies.

What is the author's purpose in literature?

Inform, persuade or entertain - what the author wants to do with the text for the readers.

To confuse the readers with complex language.

To provide a detailed biography of the author.

To describe the history of literature.

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Point of view is how the author or reader feels about the ______ of the text.

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Distinguish means to tell something ______.

Narrator is the person or voice ______ the story.

Details are important ______ in a story.

Compare means to show ______.

Contrast means to show ______.

First-person narration uses the words I, me, we, and ______.

Third-person narration uses the words he, she, or ______.

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