Theme Review
Quiz by Whitney Bacon
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- Q1What is theme?important events from the storywhat a story teaches readers about lifethe most important part of a storyretelling of a story30s
- Q2Which of the following is NOT an example of a theme?Growing up is difficult for everyone.PrideThere’s always a silver lining.Don’t judge a book by it’s cover.30s
- Q3How do you find a story’s theme?by thinking about the ending of the storyby thinking about what lesson the author is trying to teach through the characters’ experiencesit’s always stated somewhere in the storyby restating what happened to the main character30s
- Q4How is THEME different than Plot?there is no differencetheme is the retelling of the story, plot is the lesson learned from those eventsplot is the conflict of the story, theme is the resolution of the storyplot is the retelling of the story, theme is the lesson learned from those events30s
- Q5True or False? A story’s theme is the same thing as it’s subject/topic.FalseTrue30s