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What does it mean when it ask how the author draws on the source material?

What strategy should you use to analyze the painting?

Source Transformation

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1
What strategy should you use to analyze the painting?
OPTIC
SOAPStone
TP-CAST
2
What does it mean when it ask how the author draws on the source material?
How they learned to draw
What did they keep the same
What they changed
3
When it asks about a character's perspective, what does that mean?
If they're talking in first point of view
What their feelings are on the topic
4
What does it mean when the author transforms?
What did they change
Robots in disguise
What did they keep the same
5
What is the source material?
The new text that has been transformed
The original text
6
What is a theme?
The meaning of a word
A lesson or moral of the story
The author's attitude towards a subject
7
What is the first thing I should do before starting to read the excerpt?
Read the title and any background information
Write my name
Take a nap
Pull up Google so I can cheat
8
How do you annotate for theme?
Summaries
Hashtags
You don't annotate
Highlighting
9
I should use process of elimination when taking the test
True
False
10
What strategies should you use to breakdown Shakespearean Language?
Summaries/Paraphrases
Substitute difficult words with words that you know
All of the above
Read it like it's a normal story