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How To Write A Reading Response
How To Write A Reading Response
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A RR requires you to form connections between the meaning, codes and conventions and judgement.
True
False
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A reading response ...
is responding to meaning, codes and conventions, connections and judgement
asks you to respond to the characters actions in the story
consists of a meaning, analysis, codes and conventions, and evaluation
requires you to only summarize the story in your own words
3
When addressing the codes and conventions, you must ...
demonstrate how the literary device impacts the meaning
explain how the device impacted you (the reader)
All of the above
identify a literary device and why it was used
4
The meaning paragraph addresses the theme of the literary work.
False
True
5
You can identify the acronym MISS PHIPPS FACES MOANA.
True
False
6
TEAM stands for...
technique, example, author's intention, my reaction
Teria is Exceptionally Amazing and Magnificent
Technique, explanation, analysis, meaning
technique, explanation, author's intention, my reaction
7
You are judging the effectiveness of the...
method of storytelling
of Ms. T's teaching abilities
way the codes and conventions relate to the story
structure, style, tone, theme/message, codes and conventions
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The theme/message needs to be general enough to be applied to other texts but deep enough to show your understanding
False
True
9
The meaning paragraph includes...
The author's purpose and your reaction to the text and the theme
All of the above
the title and author's full name
the message or theme with proof from the text
10
TBTM stands for Tie Back To Meaning!
True
False
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Some things to consider when addressing the meaning behind a text is...
the events: rising action, falling action, and climax
the conflict in the story
All of the above
the protagonists words, thoughts, emotions, and actions
12
Codes and conventions are do not bring richness and clarity to a text, but diminish its value.
False
True
13
The connection paragraph is strictly based on your personal view.
False
True
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The connection you are asked to make are based on...
the way the character connects to society
media and global connections
whether you liked or disliked the story
the authors understanding of the world
15
Media and Global connections include...
historical and current events
All of the above
books, movies, tv shows, songs, poetry, commercials, advertisements
news, newspapers, social media
16
Judgement is based on whether you enjoyed the reading or not.
True
False
17
Literary devices are ...
a device used to make comparisons between figurative language techniques
None of the above
the tools and techniques of language that the reader creates
the tools and techniques of language that author's use to convey meaning
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Most stories are a message or commentary on society. They explore what we have seen or experienced over time.
True
False
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The
only
way to expand on the meaning behind a literary work is to examine the character's traits.
True
False
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Media and global connections help your understanding of the world and society.
True
False
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The theme is not the message or insight about life within a literary work.
False
True