Literary Themes and Activities Assessment

The video tutorial begins with a review of literary elements, followed by a motivational activity using Edgar Allan Poe's poems. The main lesson focuses on understanding the concept of theme in literature, providing examples and steps to identify themes. Students engage in a group activity to create concept maps and conclude with an assessment and assignment instructions.

What literary elements were reviewed at the beginning of the class?

• Mood, Tone, Style, Theme

• Conflict, Resolution, Climax, Theme

• Plot, Character, Setting, Theme

• Setting, Mood, Theme, Conflict, Point of View

What is the first step in the 'Think, Pair, and Share' activity?

• Listen to the teacher

• Share with the class

• Write answers on paper

• Discuss with a partner

Which poems by Edgar Allan Poe were used in the motivational activity?

• A Dream Within a Dream and The Haunted Palace

• The Bells and The City in the Sea

• To My Mother and Alone

• The Raven and Annabel Lee

What is the main focus of the lesson discussed after the motivational activity?

• Theme

• Character Development

• Literary Devices

• Plot Structure

What is the theme of the story about Ann and Mary?

• Friendship

• Courage

• Loyalty

• Betrayal

Which theme is illustrated by the story of John, Edward, and Neva?

• Optimism

• Despair

• Jealousy

• Fear

What is the theme of the story involving a robbery at the police station?

• Fear

• Courage

• Irony

• Justice

What is the first step in identifying the theme of a literary work?

• Look for symbols

• Check the title

• Analyze the characters

• Identify the plot

Why is it important to understand the theme in literature?

• It helps in memorizing the text

• It conveys the message of the text

• It makes the text more entertaining

• It helps in identifying the author

What activity involves creating a concept map?

• Individual Assignment

• Concept Map Activity

• Group Discussion

• Think, Pair, and Share