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RL 4.2 Identifying Theme

Quiz by Nia Miah Timmons

Grade 4

English Language Arts

Common Core

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Grade 4
English Language Arts
Common Core

RL.4.2

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A theme can be any lesson that is learned.
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True
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Q1
A theme can be any lesson that is learned.
True
False
120s
RL.4.2
Q2
What are the steps in the SLIME message
Subject Lesson Idea Moral Evidence
Subject Lesson Inference Message Evidence
Subject Lesson Idea Message Evidence
120s
RL.4.2
Q3
Which gives the best description of theme
The theme is what the author is telling you about the character
The theme is a summary of the events that happened in the passage
The theme is implied and not stated, you have to use evidence from the passage to identify the theme. It's the underlying message.
120s
RL.4.2
Q4
Which of the following is NOT an example of a theme
Playing for a professional team takes a lot of hard work.
Never judge things before you try them.
Treat others the way you would want to be treated.
Perseverance and dedication pays off in the end.
120s
RL.4.2
Q5
The theme of a story is similar to the central message of a story.
True
False
300s
RL.4.2