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Duplicate of TPCASTT
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20-Question TPCASTT Quiz Review
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1
The part of TPCASTT that readers should perform twice is examination of the ______.
theme
title
figurative language
tone
2
Which step of TPCASTT?: Changes in speaker, attitude, subject, or mood.
shifts
attitude
connotation
paraphrase
3
Which step of TPCASTT?: Idea or overall message the poet wants you to take away from the poem?
connotation
connection
theme
attitude
4
The "S" in TPCASTT stands for _____.
stop and review
symbolism
skim over the poem
shift
5
The "A" in TPCASTT stands for _____.
audience - who the poet is speaking to
action - the events in the poem
author- the person who wrote the poem
attitude - the tone of the poem
6
TPCASTT is a method for analyzing _____.
short stories and novels
poetry
poetry and novels
poetry and short stories
7
The last "T" in TPCASTT stands for _____.
theme
title (revisited)
tone
topic
8
The "C" in TPCASTT stands for _____.
Connotation (explain the meaning of the figurative language)
Contrast (show the differences in the poem)
Connect (make connections between the poem and other texts)
Compare (show the similarities in the poem)
9
In TPCASTT poetry analysis, the first thing a reader should do is ____.
read the poem silently
look for figurative language in the poem
skim the poem for unfamiliar words in it
look at the title for clues about the poem's subject
10
The overall lesson or moral of the poem is the _____.
theme
topic
symbolism
title
11
Which step of TPCASTT?: Consider the tone of the speaker. Is it upset, mad, happy, melancholy?
theme
attitude
paraphrase
shift
12
Changes that occur within a poem.
shifts
stanzas
contrasts
static
13
The speaker's feelings toward the subject.
mood
theme
opinion
tone
14
The "P" in TPCASTT requires the reader to _____.
predict (predict the outcome)
provide text evidence (support your answer)
give the point of view (first, third, etc.)
paraphrase the poem (put it in your own words)
15
What do the first and last "T" have in common?
The first T is theme; the second T is tone.
They both help the reader analyze the title.
The first T is topic; the second T is theme.
They both stand for theme.
16
Which step of TPCASTT?: Does the title now give you a better idea of the meaning of the poem?
The second "T"
The first "T"
Every "T"
The third/last "T"
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Which step of TPCASTT?: Examine the poem for meaning beyond what is written in the text.
paraphrase
theme
connotation
connection
