What is a possible theme for "How The Grinch Stole Christmas"?

Which of the following the most appropriate SETTING for a Christmas story?

In "Home Alone", the burglars trying to break into his house is what type of conflict for Kevin?

"Jingle Bell Rock" is a fast, upbeat song. If the person who wrote it was an author, their decision to make it that way affected

If Mrs. Claus decided to write a book about Santa Clause's life, what type of story would that be?

Buddy the Elf gets in a fight with an important business man at his dad's office. What type of conflict is this?

Frosty the Snowman begins to melt once the sun comes out. What type of conflict is this?

The little girl in "The Polar Express" struggles to make decisions. What type of conflict is this?

The lyrics "Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer" is a an example of what type of figurative language?

The lyrics, "Last Christmas, I gave you my heart, but the very next day you gave it away" is an example of?

Because Frosty the Snowman is an inanimate object brought to life, he could be an example of what type of figurative language?

The lyrics, "Come they told me, pa rum pum pum pum," is an example of what figurative language?

The lyrics "You're as cuddly as a cactus, you're as charming as an eel," are an example of what figurative language?

At the end of "Gremlins", Billy and Gizmo stop Stripe from creating more gremlins by defeating him with bright light. What part of the story is this?

At the beginning of "Elf", we are introduced to Buddy and learn about the North Pole where he lives. This part of the story is called?

In "The Polar Express", the main character chooses to believe in Santa Claus, which leads to him finally hearing the sound of bells. What part of the story is this?

Which of the following events from "Home Alone" would be rising action?

Even a poem about Christmas has to be written in?

If Rudolph and the Grinch are in a play and speak lines to each other, what is that called?

"The big jolly man tiptoes across the floor, careful not to mess with the branches on the tree. Quickly, he places presents under the tree and disappears off-stage." What is this an example of?

Who would be the intended audience for a Hallmark Christmas movie about finding love?

Who would be the intended audience for a play about elves making shoes for a shoemaker?

What would be the text structure of a timeline about major events that happened on Christmas day?

What would be the text structure of a recipe for making gingerbread?

An article about an owl accidentally staying in a tree cut down for Christmas before being saved and released into the wild would be what text structure?

A news story about how much weight people gain during the holiday season and why would be what text structure?

An informational text looking at the the traditions of both Christmas and Hanukkah would be which text structure?

Imagine you're reading an informational text about an annual Christmas parade. There is a picture attached. What would that picture be called on a test?

Which of the following is an actual name Santa Clause is called?