What was Rapunzel's motivation for leaving her tower?

She wanted to see the floating lanterns.

What is the definition of characterization?

The way characters are written and developed to show traits

What is the purpose of chapter and section titles?

Give an overview of the contents of a text

What might someone have reasonably inferred from the previous video?

That a monster would eat the characters

The prefix dis often:

changes a word to its opposite meaning

Which of the following choices is an example of Direct Characterization?

John is smart, organized, and well-prepared

What is the definition of an inference?

A logical assumption about something not stated in the text

What are character motives?

The reasons behind a character's actions

Which of these examples are external motives that would explain a character's actions?

The character's cultural expectations

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1
What was Rapunzel's motivation for leaving her tower?
She doesn't have any food left.
She wanted to see the floating lanterns.
She hates her mother
She fell in love with Eugene.
2
What two pieces of knowledge can you use to make an inference?
Text details + Prior Knowledge
Text details + after knowledge
Good guess + text details
Text details + my friend's answer
3
What information in the video supports that an animal might be there to eat the characters?
The bear wearing a tutu
The fish bones on the ground
The red eyes
The chains in the ceiling
4
The words reabsorb, remake, and reaction all start with 're'. What does re mean?
back;again
force out of position
out; beyond
not
5
What is the definition of characterization?
The way characters are written and developed to show traits
the way characters are written and developed to show looks
reasons behind a character's actions
people that appear in a story
6
What is the purpose of chapter and section titles?
To break up the writing into smaller pieces
To take up space on a page requirement
Give an overview of the contents of a text
They are required in all writing
7
What character traits does Gru show?
Eager to please
Lazy
He has brown hair
He hates his mom
8
What might someone have reasonably inferred from the previous video?
That there would be a small animal
That there would be a friendly animal
That a monster would eat the characters
That King Julian would fall in love
9
The prefix dis often:
keeps the word meaning the same
does nothing
changes a word to its opposite meaning
changes to the word to one of a similar meaning
10
Based on the costume and tricycle, what can you infer about the bear?
The bear is in a zoo
The bear is in a circus
The bear lives in the wild
The bear likes to dress up
11
Which of the following choices is an example of Direct Characterization?
John stayed up all night studying
John is smart, organized, and well-prepared
John set aside time every day to study for his test
John earned an A on the test
12
What can you infer on how the characters are feeling before they see the bear?
Excited
Happy
Anxious
Scared
13
Is this an external or internal conflict?
Internal
External
14
This video is an example of:
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
15
What is the definition of an inference?
A reader's appreciation of an author's skills or techniques
A conversation between characters
The central idea or insight expressed in a literary work
A logical assumption about something not stated in the text
16
What is the purpose of a caption?
States who wrote the article
States the title of the article
Shows a picture to separate information logically
Explains a picture or a chart
17
The prefix ex means "out" or "beyond." Using this knowledge, define excerpt
A passage taken out of a book
The prefix ex doesn't apply to this word
The entire book taken out of context
Something beyond a cerpt
18
Is Rapunzel's conflict internal or external?
Internal
External
19
In which part of the story is the conflict settled?
The rising and falling actions
The exposition
The climax
The resolution
20
This clip is an example of
Indirect Characterization
Direct Characterization
21
What are character motives?
The reasons behind a character's actions
Motives are based on internal factors
Motives are based on external factors
A character always has just one motive behind his actions
22
The prefix "in" means
not
out;beyond
back;again
one;single
23
How does this video go against what someone might inference?
We DON'T expect the outcome
We DO expect the outcome
24
Which of these examples are external motives that would explain a character's actions?
The character's thought processes
The character's cultural expectations
The character's inner feelings
The character's inner thoughts

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