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QUIZ GAME

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Poll
Are you ready for our Quiz Game today?
YES
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Multiple Choice
He was an American novelist who wrote multiple six-word stories during his time.
Edgar Allan Poe
William Shakespeare
Ernest Miller Hemingway
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE
We should not include the CHARACTERS in analyzing a short story.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
Theme is a message. Message is composed of __________.
complete ounctuation marks
complete sentences
complete profanity words
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Multiple Choice
We have to derive the meaning of the short story in analyzing a short story.
FALSE
TRUE
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Multiple Choice
Theme is giving a definition about something.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
This is a statement that expresses the message of a short story.
Thematic Statement
Argumentative Statement
Persuasive Statement
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Multiple Select
Below are examples of literary devices except for:
Allusion
Imagery
Flashback
Characters
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Multiple Select
Which among the following are the types of conflict?
man vs. man
man vs. self
man vs. society
man vs. nature
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Multiple Choice
________ means the standpoint on an issue.
Thesis
Argument
Statement
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Multiple Select
Which of the following doesn't belong to the introduction of a short story analysis?
Write an attention-grabbing sentences.
Write about the literary devices used in the story.
Explain the overall theme or message of the story.
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Poll
What could be your favorite lesson in Unit 10?
Lesson 1: Analyzing a Short Story
Lesson 2: Sample Text Analysis
Lesson 3: Written Text Analysis
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Multiple Select
Which among the following belongs to the conclusion of a short story analysis?
How can you relate to the short story?
Examples of how the short story or its message is still relevant today.
End with a restatement of your thesis statement.
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE
Including evidences on the body part of your short story analysis is not necessary.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE
It is better to add personal experiences on your short analysis essay to have a better connection to your readers.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Select
Which among the following is not true about analyzing a short story?
We can analyze a short story without reading the whole story.
We have to know the elements of the short story.
We have to consider the context of the story.
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Poll
After learning all the things you need to know in analyzing a short story, are you confident enough to analyze a short story?
YES
NO
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