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RELATING LITERATURE TO SOCIAL ISSUES

Total questions: 5

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Why is it important to consider the speaker when connecting it to a specific social issue?

a)

The speaker always tells the complete truth about everything.

b)

The speaker’s main job is to entertain the readers with funny stories.

c)

The speaker’s background and perspective can shape how social issues are presented.

d)

The speaker’s personal opinions are never relevant to social issues

2.

How does the mood of a story help us understand related social issues?

a)

Mood makes the story more exciting, even if the social issues are boring

b)

Mood creates an emotional feeling that can highlight the impact of the social issue.

c)

Mood always provides a happy ending to the social issues in the story.

d)

Mood is only about the weather in the story and does not relate to social issues.

3.

What is the role of theme when relating literature to social issues?

a)

Theme is just a summary pf the plot and has nothing to do with real life

b)

Theme is only important for understanding what the author liked or disliked.

c)

Theme is a hidden code that only experts can understand.

d)

Theme is the main message or idea that

can offer insights to into social issues.

4.

If a story shows characters being treated unfairly because of their social class, which social issue is most likely being explored or showed?

a)

Environmental pollution

b)

Social inequality

c)

Technological advancement

d)

Animal right

5.

Reading a story about a group of people fighting for their rights can help us:

a)

Decide who is always right and who is always wrong in social debates.

b)

Learn how to avoid conflicts in our own lives.

c)

Understand the struggles and motivations behind real-world social movements

d)

Forget our own problems by focusing on fictional characters.