vocabulary and theme quiz

Feeling guilty and regretting a wrong that you've committed

Identify possible ways an author presents theme in a literary work

Define theme

In a very unhappy or unfortunate state

To come forth

Adding extra work or difficulty to something or someone

An important person

feeling angry or upset

Identify some of the frequently occurring topics that lead to themes in literature

very detailed or specific

What SHOULD NOT be included in the theme statement

No longer used/out of date

A feeling (nervous, unsure, anxious) that something bad will happen

To spread through and get in every part of

You've done the most and the best you can do in a short amount of time

Lacking features//boring

Something that's observed or happened that causes questioning of your explanation

You want something very badly

How do you, as a reader, explore theme in a piece of literature

It doesn't apply to you

To take in and understand fully

What is the difference between subject and theme?

Theme is not one word; it is a statement

With doubt/hesitation

Acquisition

To give up

To rely/need someone/each other

What is the function of a theme

What are the two types of themes that appear in literary works

What SHOULD be included in theme