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Children's Literature Review
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Which of the following questions should we ask when evaluating modern fantasy?
Are the elements convincing, consistent, and well developed?
All of the above
Is the theme compelling to readers in a real world and a fantasy world?
Does the author maintain a sense of logic and order within created world?
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One of the most commonly used style in illustrated books that presents the world as realistically as possible
Realism
Expressionism
Cartoon
Impressionism
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How do you tell if a language is used authentically in a story?
See when the story was published
Aspects of culture should be acceptable by contempory standards
Compare the story to other examples of that language being used
If the grammar of the story flows in a productive manner
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What is the role of the plot in a realistic fiction story?
Readers get a clear picture of how the setting influences story flow
Underlying meaning that brings important idea to the reader's consciousness
Makes readers believe that what is describes might really have happened
Helps determine ways in which reader empathy is elicited
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How do you evaluate international literature?
Look at the illustrations and see if the images are engaging
Read the reviews of the story
Story works for a new audience that aren't familiar with the context
Determine if the story is relatable and engaging to read
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Which of the following are questions to ask when evaluating historical fiction stories?
Do characters behave in ways that are believable?
All of the above
Are the themes still relevant for today's readers?
Does the writer bring the setting to life through authentic details?
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What are some topics explored in nonfiction books?
Nature
Fantasy
History
Peoples and cultures
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What is a collective biography?
A book describing the lives of several people who have something in common
A person's life from birth to the present or to the person's death
A person writes about his or her own life
One segement from person's life is explored in depth
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What is historical fiction?
A story without words and only pictures
A story usually passed on by word of mouth
A story with supernatual characters and elements
A work of fiction set in a time prior to when it was written
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What is the element of rhythm in poetry?
The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables; beat of the poem
The words in a poem that imitate actual sounds
When a poem paints a picture in readers' minds
A musical quality to poetry that builds patterns of repetition
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Which of the following is NOT a quality that makes an outstanding children's book
Good books provide an enjoyable read that doesn't overtly teach or moralize
Good books expand awareness
Good books have integrity
Good books have vivid illustrations
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Which of the following is NOT a subtype of folktales?
Fairy tales
Ghost stories
Cumulative tales
Legends
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Which of the following are NOT elements of style in a story?
Point of view
Metaphors
Tone
Images
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What is a round character in a story?
Readers really get to know these characters and and their thoughts
Characters who act predictably
Characters who are the hero or protagonist of the story
Readers learn little information about these characters
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What is a concept book?
Wide range of topics such as the alphabet, numbers, colors, and shapes.
A book that has no words and the story is told through pictures
Books with highly structured or repetitive texts
Books that introduce children to a mathematical concept
