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Reading Response: 5 Paragraph Review
What makes a theme valid?
What should you analyze in paragraph 4?
Reading Response: 5 Paragraph Review
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What should you analyze in paragraph 4?
The number of characters in the story
Your conclusion
Effective use of literary techniques
What you thought of the story
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What makes a theme valid?
Personal opinions without examples
Evidence/quotes from the story that support the theme
If it's related to the setting of the story
Any guess is valid
3
What should paragraph 5 focus on?
Describing the plot in detail
Pointing out any of the authors' typos
Your evaluation and judgement of the story
Listing all the themes in the story
4
What is an example of imagery?
Giving human traits to non-human objects
Comparing objects using "like" or "as"
Detailed and vivid descriptions that let you picture the scene
Using symbols to convey abstract ideas
5
What should you include in a written story connection?
A description of the author's writing process
A summary of the author's other books
References to other books or poems with similar themes
Connections between characters in the story
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What should you use in paragraphs 2 and 3?
A recap of your life story
Quotes from unrelated books you read this year
Examples of connections between the text's theme and life/media/other texts
Opinion on the story
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What should paragraph #1 focus on?
Exploring literary techniques
Establishing personal connections
Evaluating the author's success
Identifying and discussing the theme
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What is a global connection?
Summarizing the plot of the story
Relating the theme to current events or world issues
Listing characters and their roles
Discussing the author's nationality
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What is a media connection?
Comparing the book to personal anecdotes
Discussing the book's marketing campaign
Listing media sources mentioned in the text
Linking the theme to films, TV shows, or social media content
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How can you find the theme?
How the characters grew or changed in the story
Consider the characters' reactions to challenges
Only focus on the setting
Important decisions the characters made
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What is the theme of a story?
The message or lesson learned
How the story makes you feel
A reoccuring word in the text
The ending of the story
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What is symbolism?
Using objects to represent abstract ideas
Comparing two things using "like" or "as"
Dropping hints about future events
Describing a scene in vivid detail
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What is NOT a theme?
A lesson learned
An idea connected to the plot
A word or phrase
A moral of the story
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What is foreshadowing?
Dropping subtle hints about future events
Representing concepts with symbols
Confusing your audience with big words
Describing four shadows
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What is a personal connection?
A comparison of different characters
How the theme applies to your own experiences
A critique of the story's length
A review of the author's life
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What is personification?
Symbolizing an abstract idea with an object
Giving human qualities to non-human objects
Comparing two things directly
Using exaggeration to make a point
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What is a simile?
Two characters that look alike
A comparison using "like" or "as"
A misspelling of the word "smile"
An object representing an idea
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What are connections in a reading response?
How the theme relates to other aspects like life, media, or literature
A summary of each section
Random facts about the book
Opinions without examples
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What must you provide to prove a theme is accurate?
A detailed plot summary
A list of characters
An opinion about the theme
Two quotes from the story
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What should you evaluate in your judgement?
If the story was boring or not
The length of the story
The book's price and publication date
The realism and relevance of the story
