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Theme can be developed through:
A contrasting image is:
Review Theme
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While doing my homework, I looked up definitions on Google.
Soccer practice was canceled due to the storming weather.
The viscous dog sat adorably curled on my lap.
The kitten meowed and purred while playing with the toy.
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Theme can be developed through:
Conflict
The resolution
Character's Looks
Imagery
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A claim is:
A piece of textual evidence
A strong statement that can be argued and defended
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True or False: In essays, you CAN use I. Example: I think
True - You can use the word "I" in essays
False - You cannot use the word "I" in essays
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True or False: Hooks are ONLY in creative writing.
False - They are in both creative and essay writing
True - They are only in creative writing
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Diction can be defined as:
Word Choice
Symbolism
Tone
Sentence Structure
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True or False: Theme can be developed in a number of different ways. There is not ONE right answer.
False - theme can only be developed in a few ways
True - theme is developed in many ways
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All of the following can be hooks EXCEPT:
Clap! Clap! The crowd wildly cheered hearing Dr. King's inspiring words.
Imagine a world filled with separation, division, and segregation.
Do you know Dr. King?
Dr. King's words changed the world - not just in 1963, but for forever.
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Theme development means:
The author's use of characterization
The author's use of figurative language
The way the author shows or tells the reader the theme
The author's level of success
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Rhetorical Strategies are:
Writing Strategies
Speaking Strategies
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Theme can be developed through:
Repetition
The Climax
Strong Emotions
Similes
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Theme is:
The lesson
The main idea
The author's opinion
The characters
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A hook is:
A clear summary sentence
A creative opening
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Theme can be developed through:
The author's tone
Diction
Symbolism
A character's actions
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Is this a theme statement: Dr. King is a world-changer.
No, it is not a theme since it is too specific.
Yes, it is a theme, which is a lesson or message.
