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LA 7 Pre-Break Review
LA 7 Pre-Break Review
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1
Does a character change when a reader has an epiphany?
No
Yes
2
A character's perspective is...
Impossible to uncover.
An image in a book.
How the story is told (1st person, 3rd person, etc.)
How they see the world.
3
"...isn't but five miles from your pop's job at the factory." This tiny moment reveals...
The character thinks five miles isn't that far to walk.
Absolutely nothing.
There is a factory in the story.
The main character has a dad.
4
A "window moment into character" shows us...
I have a Mac computer, not Windows.
The point of view of a character.
More of who a character is.
A story that is unfamiliar to us.
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What do we call it when OUR perspective of a character changes?
Discovery
Epiphany
New Perspective
Brain Blast
6
Which of these best describes a "tiny moment" that reveals a lot about character?
A part of a character that is really small.
Many events that show us a character.
A window or mirror story.
A very small detail that tells us a lot about who a character is.
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Which of these is not a good example of a "tiny moment"?
A specific word a character uses.
Running a marathon.
A hand put on a shoulder.
Saying "hello" to an animal like they are a person.
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"Nothing much gets to you. But for some reason his question will put a lump in your throat." This moment reveals...
Our character is crying.
Our character is sick.
Our character is angry.
Our character is sensitive about the topic.
9
An author wants their reader to know the main character is caring. A good "window moment" would be...
The character helping an elderly person across the street.
The character fighting a bully.
The character checking out really hard books.
The character sewing a really cool costume.
10
Which of these is NOT a potential "window moment"?
When a character is in an unfamiliar moment to us.
When a character seems to change.
When a character acts in a surprising way.
When a character uses loaded language.
11
If we want to make a good post-it to show we are thinking while reading, it should have...
A summary of what we read.
The page number.
Our reactions and analysis of the text.
Our phone number.
12
"Narrative point of view" is...
A physical location a character looks from.
Who is narrating the story.
How a character see the world.
Something that only happens in poetry.
13
An author wants to show their character is ferocious. A good "tiny moment" would be...
The character eating mac n' cheese.
The character running to the library.
The character saying they are angry.
The character snarling at their enemy.
14
Which of the following is NOT a narrative point of view?
Last Person
1st Person
2nd Person
3rd Person
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We can find the perspective of a minor character by...
Checking if the narrator says "I" or "me."
Checking if the narrator says "you."
Science.
Paying attention to what they say and do.
