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Which element of literature communicates a universal truth about life?
___________ is what a piece of literature reveals about life; the __________ is the topic and can be expressed in just a word or two, such as love, childhood, injustice.
theme subject
What is a recurring theme in the poem “The Highwayman” and short story “User Friendly”?
Possible answers: Love is powerful, Sometimes love is unreturned, Love can make you do crazy things, etc..
Theme is what the writer wants you to _________ for yourself as you share the experiences of the story’s characters.
One way to identify the theme is to look at the story’s ____________. Does it reveal anything special about the story?
“Her face was like a light.” This sentence from “The Highwayman” is an example of what kind of figure of speech?
“Echo was one of the most beautiful nymphs or fairies of the hills.” Context clues reveal that nymphs are _____________.
To find a character’s traits, you have to make _________________.
In “The Highwayman”, a metaphor was used to compare what to a ribbon of moonlight?
When a writer "shows and tells" what a character is like, it is __________ characterization.
When a writer describes the character's appearance, shows how other characters react to him/her, describes the character's thoughts and feelings, they are creating _______ characterization.
Name two of the stories we read in Chapter Two (Characterization)
Mother and Daughter Smallest Dragonboy A Rice Sandwich
When writing a character analysis, you should make inferences to determine the character’s most important _______.