11-12 Theme | Central Idea | Plot | Finding Evidence | Summary
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24 questions
Note from the author:
Here is the pre-assessment for 11th and 12th grade over identifying a theme, finding evidence, plot, and summarizing.
Read the text, and then answer the questions that follow.
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Which statement identifies the main theme of the short story?
Which statement identifies the main theme of the short story?
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Which detail from the text best supports the previous answer?
Which detail from the text best supports the previous answer?
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Which statement identifies a secondary theme from the story?
Which statement identifies a secondary theme from the story?
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Which evidence best supports your answer to the previous question?
Which evidence best supports your answer to the previous question?
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How are the details of Travis' explanation about how they should behave in the past important to the story's main theme?
How are the details of Travis' explanation about how they should behave in the past important to the story's main theme?
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How is Ray Bradbury's, the author, plot development important to the development of the secondary theme?
How is Ray Bradbury's, the author, plot development important to the development of the secondary theme?
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How do Eckel's actions while he is in the past develop the plot of the passage?
How do Eckel's actions while he is in the past develop the plot of the passage?
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Which quote from the text best supports your answer to the previous question?
Which quote from the text best supports your answer to the previous question?
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What is the title of the text?
What is the title of the text?
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What is the genre?
What is the genre?
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What is the exposition?
What is the exposition?
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What is the initiating event?
What is the initiating event?
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What is one event in the rising action?
What is one event in the rising action?
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What is another event in the rising action?
What is another event in the rising action?
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What is the climax?
What is the climax?
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What is an event in the falling action?
What is an event in the falling action?
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What is a another event in the falling action?
What is a another event in the falling action?
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What is one more event in the falling action?
What is one more event in the falling action?
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What is the resolution?
What is the resolution?
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What is the setting?
What is the setting?
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What is the author's purpose?
What is the author's purpose?
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What are some conflicts in the story?
What are some conflicts in the story?
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What is a theme from this story?
What is a theme from this story?
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Write a two to four sentence summary of the story.
Write a two to four sentence summary of the story.