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theme statenents

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 43mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Examples and non-examples what of title of this book

a)

The title of the is "How to eat fried worms".

b)

"How to Eat fried worms'.

2.

Examples and non-examples: how do you know if this is fiction

4 lines
3.

Theme statement is not.......

a)

About a character

b)

a sentence or statement

c)

love is unconditional not love

d)

a theme lesson explored throughout the universal.

4.

Definition of a claim is a...

a)

a statement that something is true although it has not been prove

b)

Writing for an Argument for your clam

c)

just writing a clam

d)

Having a blank peace of paper

5.

make a theme statement

4 lines
6.

a theme statement need a definition

a)

Yes no

b)

Yes no

c)

Yes no

d)

Yes no

7.
based on a person or event from history
a)
science fiction
b)
fantasy
c)
historical fiction
d)
realistic fiction
8.
dealing with aliens, the distant future, or advanced technology
a)
historical fiction
b)
science fiction
c)
realistic fiction
d)
fantasy
9.
writing that is true or factual
a)
fiction
b)
nonfiction
c)
drama
d)
folklore
10.
the story of one's life told by another
a)
biography
b)
autobiography
c)
persuasive writing
d)
informational writing
11.

This Star Wars book cover is an example of...

a)

Biography

b)

Science Fiction

c)

Autobiography

d)

Realistic Fiction

12.

Fever 1793 is based on a time when a sickness, known as Yellow Fever that had taken place in Philadelphia during 1793. What genre is this book an example of?

a)

Biography

b)

Realistic Fiction

c)

Science Fiction

d)

Historical Fiction

13.

What genre is Diary of a Wimpy Kid?

a)

Realistic Fiction

b)

Autobiography

c)

Science Fiction

d)

Historical Fiction

14.

The true story of Abraham Lincoln, written by Abraham Lincoln

a)

mystery

b)

fantasy

c)

autobiography

d)

realistic fiction

15.
contains monsters, magic, or other supernatural elements
a)
fantasy
b)
realistic fiction
c)
fairy tale
d)
legend
16.
An INFORMATIONAL text
a)
is fiction
b)
is nonfiction
c)
could be either
17.
Text the uses rhythm and will sometimes rhyme.  
a)
Fiction
b)
Literary nonfiction
c)
Poetry
18.
The main character is a pig that sings and dances.
a)
Informational
b)
Science Fiction
c)
Fantasy
d)
Realistic Fiction
19.
The story ends when a wizard puts a spell on a dragon and turns him into a mushroom.
a)
Informational
b)
Fantasy
c)
Informational
d)
Poetry
20.
A family of Pilgrims travels to Plymouth in 1692.
a)
Biography
b)
Science Fiction
c)
Fantasy
d)
Historical Fiction
21.
A text that gives facts about the solar system
a)
Biography
b)
Science Fiction
c)
Informational
d)
Mystery
22.
Which point of view is told by the character involved?
The reader sees the pronouns I, me, and we.
a)
2nd person
b)
1st person
c)
3rd person limited
23.
Which point of view has a narrator telling the story from the outside? Pronouns of her, him, he , she, and it are used.
a)
1st person
b)
2nd person
c)
3rd person
24.
Which point of view is it when the narrator speaks directly to YOU?
Seems to be a bolder approach. Lots of the pronoun YOU, YOU'RE, and YOU'LL.
a)
1st person
b)
2nd person
c)
3rd person
25.
Which point of view only tells the reader ONE character's thoughts and emotions and the narrator is telling the story from the outside?
a)
1st person
b)
3rd person limited
c)
3rd person omniscient
26.
Which point of view tells ALL character's thoughts and emotions and is told from the outside narrator? This is the ALL KNOWING narrator.
a)
3rd person omniscient
b)
2nd person
c)
3rd person limited
27.
I was nervous when it was my turn in the spelling bee.
a)
1st person
b)
2nd person
c)
3rd person
28.
He likes to tell jokes that make everyone laugh.
a)
1st person
b)
2nd person
c)
3rd person
29.
Mike took his book to the library to renew it for one more week.
a)
1st person
b)
2nd person
c)
3rd person
30.
My grandma is coming to visit and I can't wait to see her.
a)
1st
b)
2nd
c)
3rd
31.
You have to be very quiet so you don't scare away the rabbit.
a)
1st
b)
2nd
c)
3rd
32.
It is important that you take your time and do your best on all of your work.
a)
1st
b)
2nd
c)
3rd
33.
Sally and Johnny are going to get pizza tonight. They are getting if form their favorite pizza restaurant.
a)
1st
b)
2nd
c)
3rd
34.
The last piece of cake is mine!!
a)
1st
b)
2nd
c)
3rd
35.
She has a pretty smile. It makes her whole face light up.
a)
1st
b)
2nd
c)
3rd
36.
I was the first person to finish the race.
a)
1st
b)
2nd
c)
3rd
37.

Theme is defined as a

a)

message about a subject

b)

a specific statement including characters and plot

c)

big topic that is stated in one or two words

38.

When considering theme, the SUBJECT is defined as

a)

who or what the sentence is about

b)

love, life or lesson

c)

what a story is generally about, big topics in life stated in one or two words

39.

Subject ---> leads to (a)  

40.

The following are NOT examples of SUBJECTS:

a)

love

b)

loss

c)

hardship

d)

Honesty is the best policy.

41.

Application: Which of the following is NOT a theme?

a)

Love can conquer even the greatest of evils.

b)

courage

c)

Looks can be deceiving.

d)

Both greed and power, if not controlled, can lead to destruction.

42.

Which of the following is a THEME?

a)

Dogs are a mans best friend.

b)

Louis learns that telling a lie will earn him an invitation to clean the floors.

c)

Arrogance is a roadblock on the highway of wisdom.

d)

Cinderella was thoughtful and kind, thus she prospered.

43.

A theme statement can include characters, plot and specific details.

a)

FALSE

b)

TRUE

44.

Chose the example of a THEME statement below:

a)

Lou knew he would always trust his instincts.

b)

JJ felt compassion after watching his classmate suffer during a presentation.

c)

Without empathy, there can be no justice.

d)

Bravery

45.

Identify ALL the examples of a SUBJECT

a)

stereotypes

b)

family

c)

love

d)

deception

46.

In theme, the term universal means:

a)

having to do with space

b)

it is an opinion

c)

it can be understood by ALL HUMANS

d)

it is a a command / direction

47.

The term moral means:

a)

figurative language that should not be taken literally

b)

be content with what you have

c)

lesson to be learned from a story or event

d)

rejoice in what you have

48.

Choose the best common childhood theme that matches this image

a)

Life is rough.

b)

Perseverance leads to the accomplishment of a goal, never give up.

c)

One should only attempt to ride a bike after they turn 4.

d)

Safety first!

49.

Theme or not?

Check all THEMES

a)

War kills many people.

b)

Beauty is only skin deep.

c)

Kindness matters; those who are kind will be given the same treatment.

50.

The theme of the story The Three Little Pigs is:

a)

Animals should not be personified in children's stories.

b)

Never trust a wolf.

c)

Although time consuming, doing something right pays off.

51.

“Did I Ever Tell You How Lucky You Are?” by Dr. Seuss


A down-in-the-dumps young child meets an old wise man in the desert, who explains to him all the ways in which he is actually very lucky. What would be an appropriate theme statement for this story?

a)

Rhymes are important for children.

b)

Children should not feel down in the dumps, ever.

c)

You should roam the desert to try to meet wise old men.

d)

Don’t dwell on the bad things in life; instead, focus on how good your life is and how lucky you are to be living it.

52.

“Have You Filled a Bucket Today?” by Carol


The story explains that we all have an invisible bucket that gets filled when we are kind to others or they are kind to us and is emptied when we are mean or someone is mean to us. An effective theme:

a)

We should always own up to our actions, even if we’re afraid we might get in trouble.

b)

We have so many wonderful reasons to be thankful in our lives every day.

c)

Being honest, even when it may disappoint someone, is always the best policy.

d)

Giving or receiving kindness makes you feel good, and being unkind to others not only makes them unhappy, but it makes you unhappy, too.

53.

“A Sick Day for Amos McGee” by Philip C. Stead


Kindly zookeeper, Amos McGee, takes very good care of the animals in his zoo. One day, Amos isn’t feeling well and the animals return the favor by taking care of him. The best theme would be:

a)

Don’t dwell on the bad things in life; instead, focus on how good your life is and how lucky you are to be living it.

b)

Always be kind to others, and they will be kind to you.

c)

t hurts to be left out. If you see another kid who isn’t being included, be the one to reach out and get to know them.

54.

“The Berenstain Bears and the Forgiving Tree” by Jan Berenstain


Cousin Fred accidentally damages Brother Bear’s bike, and he is very angry. Sister Bear does her best to make him see it was an accident and he should forgive his cousin. The best theme is

a)

Other people can make mistakes that upset us, and it’s important to forgive them when they say they’re sorry.

b)

Love everyone.

c)

Everyone’s words are as important as our own, and we should respect others enough to wait our turn to speak.

d)

Courage

55.

“Gratitude Soup” by Olivia Rosewood


Violet the Purple Fairy uses all the things, people and experiences that she is grateful for to make a big pot of Gratitude Soup. Using her imagination, she shrinks the pot and keeps the gratitude in her heart as she goes about her day. An appropriate theme would be:

a)

Violet is grateful; we should be too.

b)

Curiosity

c)

Being grateful for things makes you a happier person.

d)

Love everyone.

56.

How well do you feel about mastering THEME?

a)

Very well

b)

Average

c)

Not well at all