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Inferences, Text Evidence, Narrative Elements
Inferences, Text Evidence, Narrative Elements
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What is direct characterization?
When a character is described straightforwardly
When a character seems completely made up
When a character talks straight to a person
When the text uses sentences that refer to what a character might look like
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What is setting?
The people in the story.
The sequence of events in a story.
When and where the story takes place.
The way the story makes you feel.
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The parts of a plot include.....
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
beginning and end
main idea and details
climax and solution
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What is an example of external conflict?
The main character is hungry
The main character is upset with himself
A bully picks on the main character
The main character is tired
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Textual evidence supports...
the plot
your guesses
the structure of the narrative
your inferences and direct evidence
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What can you infer about the setting?
Mary smelled smoke. She looked outside and saw smoke filling in the sky.
Someone is having a pool party
She is having a cookout later
It is snowing out
There is a fire nearby
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What is a narrative?
A biography
A poetry
A research project
A story
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What is the format for in-text citing textual evidence?
"Quote." (Last name #)
"Quote" (Last name, page #).
"Quote. (Last name #)"
"Quote" (Last name #).
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What is textual evidence?
Information that is provided in a text
Information that you personally know
The name of a book
Information you were told
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Which sample correctly shows how to cite a piece of textual evidence?
"The octopus has eight legs" (Tony Sanchez 4).
"The octopus has eight legs." (Sanchez 4)
"The octopus has eight legs" (Sanchez 4).
"The octopus has eight legs" (Sanchez page 4).
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What is an implicit inference?
One that is directly stated
One that is repeated often
One that uses figurative language
One that is not directly stated
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What can you infer about the setting?
It is around 5 pm and Tom is hungry.
Tom just finished his homework
It is cold outside
It is almost time for dinner
It is raining
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What is an inference?
A prediction or conclusion based on what other people say
A prediction or conclusion based on evidence from a text
A prediction or conclusion based on opnion
A prediction or conclusion based on how long a text is
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What is indirect characterization?
How the writer shows the character's personality
When a character is not revealed until the end of a book
A character that you don't know
When an author tells the audience what the personality of the character is
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Which of these would be an example of an internal conflict?
The main character tries to escape from prison.
Tornado is heading to where the main character lives.
The main character fights about everything.
The main character needs to decide if she tells her secret.
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What is external conflict?
A struggle that is made up
A struggle between you and the character
a struggle between a character and himself/herself
a struggle between a character and an outside force
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The setting of a narrative includes...
the theme or moral
the problem that the characters are having
the most important exciting event
the time and place of the narrative
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Who carries out the actions of the plot in a story?
actors
writers
characters
authors
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In literature, what is conflict?
the mood of the story
issues between people
a problem that is easy to fix
struggle between two opposing forces
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Why do we use textual evidence?
To put our ideas in our own words
to confuse the reader
To make the reader laugh
To support our written claims
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What are explicit details?
Details that are not directly stated
Details that use figurative language
Details that are directly stated
Details that are repeated often
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Where do we get textual evidence from?
The review on the back of a book
The specific words and sentences in the text we are reading
Our own beliefs and opinions
What we heard about the text we are reading
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What are the main elements of narrative structure (story elements)
Setting and characters
Setting, character, plot, theme, conflict
Words, sentences, paragraphs, and headings
Setting, conflict, resolution, beginning and end
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The plot of a story is
what happens in the story
retelling the story in a short way
where and when the story takes place
who the story is about
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What can you infer about this setting?
Tom is walking through leaves on the ground. It is windy and cool.
It is winter time outside
It is fall time outside
It is springtime outside
It is summer time outside
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What is a static character?
One who cannot make up their mind
One who changes many times during the story
One doesn't change during the story
One who gets shocked
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What is a dynamic character?
A character who is multi-faceted and capable of choosing right or wrong
A character who does not change and remains stead throughout.
A character who is one-dimensional and has only a few traits
A character who changes or comes to a major realization
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When textual evidence is "explicit", it is...
suggested but not stated directly
explaining what the words mean
has bad words in it
stated directly
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The elements of Setting include:
location
all of the above
mood
time
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Internal conflict is also called:
Man vs. head
Man vs. man
Man vs. self
Man vs. neighbor
